Russian troops eating while settled in a field during a snow storm, in World War 1. They are all dressed in warm clothing. Their rifles are stacked amongst them. Several soldiers entertain others by dancing, accompanied by a violinist and a man playing accordian. A mascot dog is held on leash by an onlooker. Scene shifts to infantrymen marching loosely, behind mounted officer, along path in a snowy field. Later, they proceed single file through snow. A town square in Russia is seen jammed with soldiers and civilians around time of Russian Revolution. Several hold large banners. A uniformed man passes out paper fliers to the crowd. Troops are seen carrying flags as they march through the snow. Then they form in a large circle, and are addressed by a senior officer, as a clergyman stands behind him. Inserted view of Lev Kamenev addressing troops, in a warmer time and place. Sequence then reverts back to troops in the snow, displaying red flag, and seemingly pledging allegiance to the Bolsheviks. Final scenes show troops parading in snowy Red Square, in Moscow.
Excerpt from the fictional film "Birth of a Nation". A Pro-Southern dramatization on the effect of the civil war in Piedmont region of the United States. Pre-war conditions on the Cameron Estate in Piedmont. African Americans gather in the area. Buildings in the background. Character Elsie Stoneman abducted by African Americans in a house. She shouts and looks out of the window. Ku Klux Klan or KKK members on horseback racing toward the town. African American throws a stone on the window. An African American woman takes Elsie Stoneman inside.
Excerpt from the fictional film "Birth of a Nation". A Pro-Southern dramatization on the effect of the civil war in Piedmont, United States. African Americans assemble on the street. Houses along the sides of the street. African Americans hold guns in hands. Elsie Stoneman abducted by the African Americans. The Whites discuss with their families inside their homes. Children inside their houses scared. A woman on a bed. Man looks outside the window. The members of Ku Klux Klan or KKK on horses arrive at the place wearing white uniforms. They hold flags in hands. The African Americans fire guns on them.
Excerpt from the fictional film "Birth of a Nation". A Pro-Southern dramatization on the effect of the civil war in Piedmont, United States. Dr. Cameron's family abducted by the African Americans at a house in a field. A woman cries. Her daughter consoles her. African Americans in the field. Members of Ku Klux Klan, or KKK, in the field. Firing from both sides. Smoke arises due to the firing. Lynch holds Elsie's hand and takes her in the room where her father is kept. Ku Klux Klan members arrive and rescue them.
Excerpt from the fictional film "Birth of a Nation". A Pro-Southern dramatization on the effect of the civil war in Piedmont, United States. Members of Ku Klux Klan or KKK on horses arrive to help the Whites. Houses along the sides of the street. The African Americans discuss strategies. Trees along the sides of the street. A house in the field. Guns fired in the field. Smoke arises due to the gun fire.
Excerpt from end of the fictional film "Birth of a Nation". A Pro-Southern dramatization on the effect of the civil war in Piedmont, United States. Members of Ku Klux Klan or KKK gather. They rescue the Whites. The African Americans put their arms in front of them. Members of Ku Klux Klan along with the rescued Whites on horses move on the street. The Whites girls on horses. Klan members supervise the proceedings at the election and prevent the African Americans from voting. A double honeymoon at the sea edge with characters Phil Stoneman and Margaret Cameron together, and Ben Cameron and Elsie Stoneman together.
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