Synopsis
Scenes of Russia from about 1916 to 1925: soldiers and supply wagons fording a stream, crowds in the streets, shell-scarred buildings, White Guards parading at the Alexander Palace, prisoners marched to Siberia, Lenin at his desk and speaking at meetings, Trotsky speaking from a train, and Kerensky in the street. Some scenes are from theatrical films.
Synopsis, reviewed
Details
- Running time
- 13 minutes
- Collection
- News & Public Affairs
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- National Archives
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