U.S. First Lady Pat Nixon at a circus in Moscow, Russia. A man rides a horse cart onto a stage with few performers. A group of performers performs on the stage. The performers show stunts of carrying and throwing people in the air from a moving cart.
U.S. First Lady Pat Nixon at the Moscow State Circus in Moscow, Russia. A tightrope artist performs a stunt. He carries two women on his head and walks on a rope with a pole to maintain his balance. Pat Nixon walks out of the auditorium with dignitaries. Press reporters and cameramen follow her.
Russian citizens visit Lenin's Tomb at Red Square in Moscow, Russia, to pay respect to Vladimir Ilyich Lenin. All citizens in their winter outfits. Many of the citizens hold flower twigs. The entrance of the Lenin's Tomb. The citizens place their flowers outside the tomb. Some citizens raise few colorful flags. Other citizens with red colored flags. A woman shows a newspaper. A man gives an interview. A citizen holds a banner.
Preservative treatment of mummies in Moscow, Russia A scientist holds a glass slide. Some solution bottles in the background. He places that glass-slide on a table near some test tubes. A scientist treats a mummy in a chemical solution tub. Picture of archaeologist Sergei Ivanovich Rudenko and his associates, who recovered mummies from Pazyryk tombs of Siberian altai. Fleeting image of Bodies of Lenin and Stalin in mausoleum. Archaeologists, scientists and technicians examine a Pazyryk mummy that shows tattoos on a shoulder.
The body of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin in his mausoleum at Red Square in Moscow, Russia. Lenin's body rests in a coffin in his tomb. His body is covered in a black suit. His face and hands are visible. A ceiling light over his coffin. In the basement of Lenin's tomb, a technician works on computer controls for maintaining precisely controlled conditions inside the tomb.