MIR POBEDIT VOINU: FEL'M O VSESOIUZNOI KONFERENTSUII STORONIKOV MIRA
1949 · National Archives and Records Administration (via FedFlix)
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National Archives and Records Administration - ARC 44278, LI 242-MID-6003 - MIR POBEDIT VOINU: FEL'M O VSESOIUZNOI KONFERENTSUII STORONIKOV MIRA - DVD Copied by Nick Stoller. Series: Motion Picture Films From G-2 Army Military Intelligence Division, compiled 1918 - ca. 1947. Russian. Documentary: On the Moscow International Peace Conference of 1949 showing "Soviet peace campaigns" and "Western war campaigns". R.1: Shows Lenin's October 26, 1917 Declaration of Peace, and Stalin's April 9, 1947 peace statement as published in Izvestia to illustrate peaceful Soviet intentions. Illustrates deterioration of the West through scenes of breadlines, Ku Klux Klan, strikes and pornography in the U.S., and describes Western Europeans as war-oriented and oppressive. R.2: Views of Berliners and Koreans voting against "American imperialism". Scenes of foreign delegates at the International Peace Conferences held in Paris, Budapest, Prague and Moscow. Shows Dmitri Shastakovich at the piano. R.3: Soviet delegates depart for the Moscow Peace Conference and meet delegates from Bulgaria, Rumania, England, Africa and Italy. Shows Soviet writers and academicians Aleksandr Fadeev, Konstantin Simonov, and Trofim Lysenko. Writer, Nikoli Tikhanov addresses the conference. R.4. Delegates from Africa, Great Britain, China and East Europe address the conference. British delegate Dr. Hewlett.