Oemichen Helicopter testing with the aid of a gas bag. The French Helicopter is launched using balloons for additional lift. Plane rises short distant and then descends. Pilot sitting at controls of helicopter. Other testing of same helicopter showing action as plane swings back and forth like a pendulum, as the Pilot attempts to control it. Men holding the helicopter as it descends to prevent any accident. Testing of helicopter with gas bag lift, men hold on to helicopter and assist in controlling the helicopter.
Parade in Red Square. Russian troops marching. Troops with horse drawn carriages at speed. Civilians with banners and Cavalry units riding at speed. View of Joseph Stalin.
Map showing 'Caucasians,'points to spot near Caspian Sea. Coach (carriage) of Tsar is manually wheeled along by men through a large gate (into storage?). Young women applying lipstick at beach wearing swim suits.
A Soviet woman/nurse with a baby. She turns over baby to show its flexibility. Children sitting on small chairs and dining tables. Women placing dishes on table.
Travel log-type views of Cathedral and buildings on waters edge, as seen from a riverboat. Map of Russia with White Sea indicated. Quaint buildings on waterside. Map indicating Volga. Men, women and children walking down a hill. Map indicating Caucasus. Mountains shown.
Map indicating Southern Siberia. Haystacks in fields. Boys working on window repair and two boys, wearing skull caps, reading books. A man removing Russian Orthodox Cross from the top of a church. The former church building with a Soviet Star prominently displayed and large signs in Russian posted on its wall. Group of men and a woman inside a room lined with framed paintings on the walls.
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