Pioneer Number 5

The issue of the newsreel is dedicated to the young heroes who participated in the Second World War. Newsreel footage of the Second World War, 1941-1945: military operations of the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union, Germany; burning settlements, murdered children; a teenage signalman delivers a report; teenagers at work in the shops of defense plants; teenagers dig out the crank pens hidden by them from German cars, give pens to Soviet soldiers; nurse girl Lina Orlova caring for the wounded; a partisan boy in intelligence; partisans on a combat mission, explosion of a railway bridge; children in a bomb shelter, at school; the capture of the Reichstag; Victory parade in Moscow. Monuments to pioneer heroes Valery Volkov in Sevastopol, Yasha Gordienko in Odessa, Vita Korobkov in Feodosia, Vale Kotik in Shepetovka. The pioneers take care of the monuments. Newsreel footage: rewarding pioneer heroes: Kostya Kravchuk, who saved the battle flags, Lena Orlova, Viti Petrov. Engineer Lina Orlova (Voronezh), worker of the Arsenal plant K. I. Kravchuk (Kiev), worker V. A. Petrov (Omsk) at work at industrial enterprises. Moscow city. Parade on May 9, 1965 on Red Square. Solemn pioneer lineup at VDNKh (Exhibition of Achievements of the National Economy of the USSR) in front of the monuments to the pioneer heroes Lena Golikov and Valea Kotik.

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