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Siberia on Screen Number 27

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Abstract
1 story "How much is the strike" Kemerovo, July 19, 1989 Miners' strike. People crowd in the square of the Soviets near the monument to V.I. Lenin. The loudspeaker is working. People listen to the radio outside the House of Culture "Azot". A tram is going by. 2 story "Democratic Union" Novosibirsk, April 16, 1989 People gathered for the rally stand in the street, enter the door of the building. The meeting includes speakers, supporters and opponents of the Democratic Union party, including the founder and editor of the Siberian Independent Information Agency (SIBIA) Alexei Petrovich Manannikov (sinhr.). The audience in the hall listens to the speakers. 3 story "We Declare a Hunger Strike" Novosibirsk, July 4, 1989. On Lenin Square, people who went on a hunger strike in protest against the detention of the Press Bulletin issue, a public independent publication "Vienna-89". The townspeople crowd around. Among them A.P. Manannikov talks about the hunger strike (sinhr.). Among the hungry: a member of the Democratic Union party Sergei Simonov, a representative of the Siberian human rights association "Vienna-89" Oleg Ryzhkov. The movement of vehicles on Lenin Square.
Director
V. Novikov
Color
B&W
Film ID
38740
Keywords
anti-government speeches
, protection of the state order
, trams
, sculpture
, cities
, strikes
Meterage
273
Number of Parts
1
Operators
Yu. Romanov, A. Kladov, V. Grebenyuk
Other Creators
text author V. Novikov, editor T. Paulan, sound engineer V. Soloviev, sound engineer V. Leontiev, sound engineer A. Antonov, music producer V. Soloviev, announcer N. Malashina, editor L. Gaidovskaya
Release Date
1989
Sound