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An example of the newsreels that the Soviet Union produced during the Second World War. They normally contained four or five items showing how the people were, in various ways, contributing to the...
Items include the first Moscow-Kharkov train for two years leaves the Kursk terminus; a tribute to the Kousbass coalminers; Moscow citizens harvest their allotments; Russian cameraman on the Leningrad front...
The five items depict the repair and rebuilding of villages and industry destroyed by the Germans. In Stalinogorsk the coalmine, deliberately flooded during the occupation, is once again productive. At...
Shows Benes’ arrival (11 December) at a Moscow station where he is met by Molotov and Voroshilov and, later that day, a reception at which he is received by Kalinin. The next day an agreement between...
Photographed by 15 Russian Army cameramen, the film traces the course of the siege of Stalingrad to the final Russian victory and the surrender of Field Marshal von Paulus. Roman Karmen is reported to have...
This film is almost unique in British Second World War film propaganda. Whereas films like HEART OF BRITAIN and BRITAIN AT BAY stress the importance of those qualities of British life that would be destroyed...
The speech by Goebbels in Berlin in February 1943 proclaiming a ‘total war’ policy following the Stalingrad defeat.
A dramatized account of the re-opening for war production of Tyneside shipyards that had been closed down by the Depression. The workers express their hopes that the pre-war slump will not return. With the...
'Warwork News’ is a series of short newsreels produced during World War 2 for distribution in British factories. 1) ‘There’s not much women can’t do’: a long item on the various jobs being...
'Warwork News’ is a series of short newsreels produced during World War 2 for distribution in British factories. 1) ‘The other man’s job’, a theme that appeared in many issues of Warwork News - in...
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