A film titled 'Reconstruction of Soviet villages' shows houses and a school reconstructed in a village destroyed by Germans during World War II. People cut boards and make shingles to reconstruct their house in villages of Moscow Oblast,Soviet Union. A family moves in a newly reconstructed house.
A film titled ' Catching Sturgeon in Don river' shows collective farmers and fishermen using nets to catch Sturgeon fish in Don river in the Soviet Union. They bring fish on shore.
An old bearded Russian Cossack stands in the midst of a contingent of Soviet cavalry, seated on the ground, during World War 2. Closeups of some in his audience. Next, the old man is seen riding at the head of a troop of cavalry. They pass close to the camera, and then are seen from above, as they proceed along a dirt path. Marshal of the Soviet Union, Semyon Audyonny, is seen consulting with other officers. (Narrator states he is involved in training home guard cavalry.) Cavalry mounting up and heading out, past a fence where several rural people wave to them. A troop of Cossacks in Papaha (black Cossack hats) is put through their paces by their commander. He directs one of his troop to charge on horseback, brandishing his sword. The Cossack charges through a series of wooden stakes, swinging his sword at each as he passes. Closeup of one cut clean through. Final scene shows the entire troop charging in formation
Leaders on the dais at a convention of Ukrainian Bolsheviks at Kiev theater in Soviet Union. Nikita Khrushchev addresses the audience.
Cars assembled at Gorkovskogo auto factory in soviet Union. Finishing hall of Pobeda car. A man supervises the workers at the factory.
Kharkov locomotive,a new type diesel locomotive constructed in Soviet Union. People get onto it.
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