News headlines in New York. Two men drink and talk at a bar about Russia and read a newspaper. The newspaper insert in one of the man's hand reads "European Peace Bid Rejected by Soviet". Views of man talking and drinking.
Water falling in New Hydroelectric Station in Aoul, Dagestan. Russian engineers holding power station plans and people at work in early construction of the electric facility. Aoul area can be seen. Workers in warm Russian hats (Ushanka) digging and stringing power lines.
Russian newsreel with Korean narration. Premier of a Russian movie in a theater in the Soviet Union. Motion picture actor and Russian war hero entering the theater. Both men shown addressing the audience. Scenes of movie showing men in action. Many views of crowd of men, women, and boy and girl children watching the movie. Some of the men are in Soviet military uniform. Shows expressions on faces of people in movie theater as they watch the movie on the screen. Brief excerpts from the movie shown full screen. Actors reactions as they watch the movie.
Georgii Popov president of Central Executive Committee of Moscow also known as "builder of Moscow" is addressing the audience in the Soviet Union. Scene changes to traffic on streets of moscow, and then views of men and women workers busy on a construction site for a building in Moscow. They assist with laying bricks.
Russian writer Mikhail Prishvin (February 4, 1873 - January 16, 1954, Moscow) is shown hunting and writing. Prishvin walking in snowy woods landscape while hunting with two dogs by his side. The famous author is recognized at a gathering celebrating his 75th birthday with his admirers and other writer.
A Russian film with re-enacted portrayals of people from real life concerning the Russo-German campaign in the South Russia during World War 2. Bullets fired at night. Shell bursts on fortifications at night. Russian amphibious operation against the Germans in the Crimea. Russian troops wade across shallow water toward beaches held by Germans. Russian amphibious vehicles go through water. German officers in underground command post.