Soviet Latvia No 4 1000

Newsreel about historical events, about the life of people in Soviet Latvia. Latvian SSR, 1966. An employee of the State Archive of Film and Photo Documents of the Latvian SSR at the shelves where marked boxes with film are stored. View of a wall clock. The woman picks up boxes from different years. The street of the settlement in the winter time. People are passing by. View of a standing passenger bus. Teenagers with skis leave the building; skiing. The family is looking at family photos at home. The shop assistant behind the counter. Type of reel-to-reel tape recorder "Spring 2", produced by the Kiev plant "Kommunist", TV "Temp" worth 360 rubles. The cafe worker serves the table. High school students take exams in one of the schools. The teacher with the pupils of the elementary school speaks Latvian. Children at a party in kindergarten. A soldier is walking down the street; sits on the plane with the NDP: "AEROFLOT". View of the standing aircraft "IL-18". A sculpture of a Soviet soldier in a snow-covered field at the site of the fighting for the liberation of Latvia. View of the city of Ruiena. Wooden hospital building. The chief doctor is in the office. X-ray room. Riga Carriage Works. Workshop of the plant. Engineers in a design office. View of the modernized DR-1.01 train standing on the rails. Medical workers carry three newborn twins to the maternity hospital. Three twin boys at home at the table. The magazine uses the following newsreel footage: Republic of Latvia, 1930-1936. View of a passing tram. A woman and a man get into a car - a taxi. Officials at the opening of one of the enterprises. An older man enters the tram, crosses himself, sits on a bench. A woman conductor in a carriage. People at a bus stop enter a carriage, Latvian SSR, 1944. View of the destroyed building in the battles for the liberation of Latvia from the Nazi occupation. Ruined houses and dead trees. Latvian SSR, 1945. A soldier in an overcoat holds a child in his arms, next to a woman with children. Women bring a bouquet to a soldier.

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editor M. Frumin, author of the text V. Lorenz, announcer B. Podnieks, musical arrangement A. Gutkin, assistant operator A. Vishnevsky