Shows exterior view of the Russian Library of Information. Russian and Korean officials at a function. Various books laid on a table. Shows students reading books in the library and others playing a game of chess. Approximately 1948.
Shows Russian and Korean children performing dance in a school function. A group of Russian and Korean children gather in circle in an open space of a village,dance and play a game of Blind Man's Bluff. Russian officials along with native villagers enjoy a friendly bout between Russia and Korea. Shows a Korean family going through lush farms in a horse cart. Farms scattered across the plain can be seen. Approximately 1948.
Shows arrival and speech of Kim II Sung Prime Minister of North Korea. Russian scientist giving Korean students lectures in biochemistry. Scenes of North Korean Students at heavily crowded railway station leaving to Russia. Students performing experiments in chemistry lab and on lab-rats. Shows group of Russian doctors and nurses aiding women and children at a factory yard and inside a hospital.1948.
Shows Korean girls making elaborated embroidered scarves. Scenes of girls doing needlework and pictures of Stalin. Shows sample of pottery and bas relief praising Stalin. A Korean artist paints. Korean men manufacture busts with molds and do engraving on slates. Several Korean handicrafts in a room. Russian Army gathers for a celebration held prior to their withdrawal from North Korea.1948.
Soviet scouts and officers line up in rows. Bands mark the opening of an award ceremony on the withdrawal of Soviets from North Korea. Vice Premier Hong Myung He presents Soviet Army and Naval officers with Liberation Medals. Several medals in boxes can be seen on the presentation desk. Scouts help in putting medals on each other. Hong Myung He awards medal to a Soviet lady officer. Awarded comrades congratulate each other.1948.
Shows Prime Minister Kim II Sung speaking on the podium at the North Korean Assembly held to draft Constitution in North Korea. Several dignitaries,reporters and press officials present at the event. Flags of South Korea and Soviet Union can be seen in the backdrop. Other dignitaries take the microphone to make their speeches. Reporters take down the speeches on their notepads.1948.