Flora and fauna of the lakes.

Youth involvement in the construction of the Baikal-Amur Mainline railway: meeting of constructors from different areas of the project and celebration of plan fulfillment; scenes of completed railway bridges and tunnels, and modern housing districts.

Soviet athletics: Soviet performance at the Munich Olympics with special mention to weight-lifter Vasilii Akelseev (Russia) and track-and-field athlete Jüri Tarmak (Estonia); workouts in an athletics school in Kiev; the story of sprint athlete Olympic Champion Valerii Borzov; propaganda of physical training for children.

Friendship between Soviet and the East German armies, Soviet-East German official relations, friendly connections, and the joint struggle for peace.

A collective farm worker departing to fulfill his honorable duty to serve in the Soviet army.

History and contents of the State Hermitage Museum in Leningrad: the Winter Palace during the 1917 revolution, the nationalization of the Imperial art collection, contemporary display of art of different countries, from ancient times to the late 19th century. Pre-historic, Scythian, Ancient Egyptian, Ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Iranian, Indian, Chinese, Caucasian, Central Asian artifacts.

History and contents of the State Hermitage Museum in Leningrad: the Winter Palace during the 1917 revolution, the nationalization of the Imperial art collection, contemporary display of art of different countries, from ancient times to the late 19th century. Russian Paintings; 13th-18th century Italian art; 16th-17th century Spanish art; 17th century Flemish art; 17th century Dutch art; 15th-17th century German art; 18th century English art; 15th-19th century French art.

Four sketches that show: history of Sevastopol' with special focus on the Crimean War; autumn in Russia, flora and fauna themes in painting, sculpture, and decorative art; telescopic observations of solar eclipse on the islands in the Sea of Okhotsk; nature, agriculture, crafts, as well as modern architecture and interiors in West Papua (West Irian).

Colonial past, modern life and natural resources of Singapore.

Research work and leisure activities of the employees of meteorological observatories in the Pamir Mountains.

Romanian delegation in Pakistan; work at the Fabrica de Ciment Medgidia, unveiling the monument of Soviet Soldiers; cucumber harvest; national exhibition of commodities, the tour of a Chinese circus; parade on Red Square in honor of the Soviet pilots, Romanian sportsmen at the Tokyo Olympics.

Reception of French ambassador Jean-Louis Pons by Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej, signing an agreement with Yugoslavian leaders in Bucharest, work and leisure at a collective farm, cellulose factory, harvest and sale of peaches, zoological museum, recreation on the Danube beach, scenes of modern life in Bucharest, medieval knights costume tournament, toy production in China, football match between Dinamo (Tirana) and Rapid (Bucharest).

Ski classes in Moscow, horse riding in Kyrgyzstan, national wrestling competition of schoolboys in Dagestan supervised by world champion Ali Aliev, outdoor sport festivities in Yerevan, sport activities and competitions in summer camps Artek and Orlenok.

Different kinds of sport competitions and national dance performances at the World Festival of Youth and Students in Moscow.

Everyday life of Soviet people, including agricultural work, commemoration and celebration rituals, sports and dancing.

The future of employment under the conditions of labor automatization at Khabarovsk enterprises such as Chemical-Pharmaceutical Plant and Fish Farm, potential solutions to low land fertility, the development of efficient transport connection with Sakhalin, exploration of minerals in the northern part of the Far East, the ecological implications of ore-dressing and timber industries, and the survey of everyday life in Komsomolsk-na-Amure.

Biographies of several outstanding Prize winners living across the Soviet Union: Borys Paton, Ukrainian scientist in the field of welding, metallurgy and technology of materials, Tursunoi Akhunova, brigade forewoman on a cotton farm in the region of Chinaz, Latvian artist Indulis Zariņš, Georgian surgeon Otar Gudushauri and ballerina Maia Plisetskaia.

High school reunion in Moscow of former classmates who are now in their 60s. They share their life stories and recollect World War II experiences and traumas.

Industry, architecture, arts, everyday life, and World War II commemorations in Vitebsk.

Ore extraction and metalwork industries, everyday life, childcare and arts in Norilsk.

The fauna by the Latorica river.

Industry, housing construction, higher education, leisure and traditional summer festival Sabantui in Kazan.

Construction, maintenance, use of Soviet railway network, dispatching, and interior design of passenger cars.

The story of senior lieutenant Sergei Kolesnikov, the commander of military unit of the Severomorsk navy.

Short survey of Yerevan's history, exhibition on Armenia's economic achievements, traditional rug weaving, production of Armenian brandy, the work of the Armenian Academy of Sciences, international student body of Yerevan State University, State Repository of Ancient Manuscripts, commemoration of the victims of the Armenian genocide, Armenian repatriates from abroad, the Museum of contemporary art, Armenian classical music, opera and ballet, drama and the architecture of the drama theater building, Armenian Society of Friendship and cultural connections with foreign countries, Yerevan's modern architecture and population growth, outdoor leisure activities and natural sights around Yerevan, sports, the opening of the metro network, art classes for children.

Metalworking industry in Georgia, Kutaisi automobile factory, newly developed tea-harvesting machine, partially mechanized harvest of citrus fruits, trade connections of the Batumi port, parks and recreation zones, Black Sea resorts, Abastumani Astrophysical Observatory, Georgian scientific intelligentsia, agriculture and wine production, monasteries and monument protection, Georgian Society for Friendship and cultural connections with foreign countries, visit of the delegation from Saarbrucken, Tbilisi's West German twin town, training of Soviet mountain-skiers in Bakuriani, outstanding chess players Nana Alexandria and Nana Ioseliani and World Champion in Women's Chess Maia Chiburdanidze, Tbilisi drama theater, harvest festival in Tbilisi.

Ninth congress of pediatrists and new forms of child-and-mother healthcare, Moscow toy factory, electrocardiography examination of pregnant women, a happy Moscow family with many children, and physical training of pre-school children.

Space exploration and the use of its results in meteorology, agriculture, aviation, ecologic technologies and global telecommunications.

Housing, urban facilities and population of the mining city Mezhdurechensk, organization of labor at the Raspadskaia mine, generous vacation opportunities for miners, sport activities, hiking and picnics in the city surroundings.

Innovations in metallurgy, developed by Veniamin Fediukin, instructor at the metalwork department at the Leningrad Polytechnic Institute.

Song festival in Tallinn: arrival of the guests and the accompanying sailing contest, the opening ceremony with choir's performance and national dances.

Construction of aerial lift for transporting ore from the mine in Rhodope Mountains.

The targets of the 10th Five-Year plan and its sites: production in North Siberia; oil production in Tyumen, Sayano–Shushenskaya Dam, Abakan railway coach manufacturing plant, and Baikal-Amur mainline.

Introduction of powder metallurgy into industry and the work of Leningrad Aluminum Institute.

Children’s drawings from World War II period from N. Ostashinskii's collection, contemporary children's drawings produced in art schools of Kiev and Lviv and in art studio Florichika, Kishinev.

Physical qualities of different metals, research in metallurgy by Soviet scientist Georgii Kurdiumov, member of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, and the prospects for constructing ecologic machines.

Sanatoriums in Crimea, where people of different professions engage in activities such as boating, walking in the forest, fishing, swimming and diving.

Statistic on Soviet institutions of higher education and scenes from student life in universities of different profiles, from electronic technology to athletics.

Survey of the Soviet history: the achievements of Soviet regime in labor organization, economy, science, technology, education, gender equality, nationality policy, culture and arts.

Trade fair in Sorochino village, Ukraine: agricultural products, earthenware, shoes, and traditional meals, radio sets and bicycles.

Performance of opera singer Anatolii Solovianenko, traditional ceramics, textile and woodwork, puppet theater, amateur painters, literary masterpieces and drawings of national writer Taras Shevchenko, paintings by artist Tatiana Iablonskaia, traditional folk songs and dances, bronze reliefs and sculpture dedicated to World War II heroes, the Motherland Monument in Kiev, monuments to Russian and Ukrainian artists, singing competition in Kiev Organ Hall, films by Aleksandr Dovzhenko, choir singing, opera and ballet performances, and popular guitar songs.

Metalworking industry in Georgia, Kutaisi automobile factory, newly developed tea-harvesting machine, partially mechanized harvesting of citrus fruits, trade connections of the Batumi port, parks and recreation zones, Black Sea resorts, Abastumani Astrophysical Observatory, Georgian scientific intelligentsia, agriculture and wine production, monasteries and monument protection, Georgian Society for Friendship and cultural connections with foreign countries, visit of the delegation from Saarbrucken, Tbilisi's West German twin town, training of Soviet mountain-skiers in Bakuriani, outstanding chess players Nana Alexandria and Nana Ioseliani and World Champion in Women's Chess Maia Ciburdanidze, Tbilisi drama theater, harvest festival in Tbilisi.

Fragment of the speech by Nikolai Zinoviev, Head of the trade union of heavy engineering workers, machinery exhibition at the All-Union Exhibition of Economic Achievements (VDNKh), automatized computer-controlled machinery complexes, robotics, production of automatic spinning machines, The Ural heavy engineering plant in Sverdlovsk, Minsk tractor plant, Taganrog combine plant, Togliatti Automobile Plant, Moskvich automobile plant, truck and earthmoving equipment production at different Soviet plants, aircraft production, and the equipment for exploring new energy sources.

Criticism of the U.S. militarism, aggression and its influence in Greece and England, discussion of social unrest, drug trade, and police aggression in the U.S. , anti-Reagan talk by British communist activist Tony Chater, anti-militarist protest in England, discussion of the peace movement by Dutch theologist Wim Bartels and leader of the Social Democratic Party of Germany Willy Brandt, Japanese peace movement and the growth of international anti-militarism.

A guided tour in the healthcare pavilion at the All-Union Exhibition of Economic Achievements (VDNKh), showing medical equipment and discussing prophylactic measures such as exercises in workplaces, medical examinations and sanatoria services.

Natural sites, architecture, Dnieper Hydroelectric Station, urban life, a countryside museum, World War commemorations, official Soviet celebrations, Chernobyl power station, and statistics on Ukraine's production, the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project, mass housing, secondary school and university education, healthcare and surgery, summer resorts and recreation activities, and traditional culture festival in the Carpathian mountains.

The 7th international festival of films from Africa, Asia and Latin America, held in Tashkent: speeches by film professionals from Uzbekistan and from participating countries, scenes from Tashkent streets and urban life, festival guests' visit to the industrial sites of Uzbekistan and their participation in traditional dance festivities in Bukhara; special discussion of the Arab–Israeli conflict at the festival, and the award ceremony.

Harvesting in fruit gardens and on collective farms, cattle breeding, yak and sheep pastures, sheep shearing, textile factory in Bishkek (Frunze), carpet weaving, horse breeding, horse milking and preparation of kumis, interiors of yurts, horse race, and discussion of the modernization of Kyrgyz daily life.

Central Asian participants at the opening of the Fifth Summer Spartakiad of the Soviet Peoples in Moscow, and Central Asian national sports: archery, horse riding; wrestling, canoeing and polo.

Dnieper Hydroelectric Station, Donetsk coal mines, cargo transportation by the Dnieper, artificial canals, building of cities and districts on the riverside, new districts of Kiev, resting and fishing bzthe river in Kiev, kayaking on the Dnieper, motor boat cruises, "Neptun Day" carnival, waste water treatment plants and nature reserves, and the Berezan island.

Scenes of war-damaged Soviet cities, the residents' efforts to handle their harsh living conditions and their participation in cleaning streets, restoring buildings and constructing new ones, the role of literature in overcoming the war trauma, restoration of industrial plants with the participation of children, construction of new plants across the Soviet Union, sale of new commodities in department stores, of classical ballet performances, the return of evacuated artworks to the State Hermitage, the construction of bunkers in the U. S. in anticipation of war with the Soviet Union, the first Soviet atomic and thermonuclear bomb testing, explained by the physicist Igor Kurchatov as purely defensive measures, the use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, Sergei Korolev's rocket engineering, World War II monument in a Ukrainian village, commemoration ceremony in Stalingrad, rejuvenation of cities in Western Soviet republics.

Women restoring the Dnieper Hydroelectric Station after it was the dynamited in 1944, relaunch of the station in March 1947, restart of the Donetsk coal basin and of Zaporozhie Steel Mill, the U. S. tests of thermonuclear weapons, and the foundation of World Peace Council.

Tennis player Aleksandr Zverev participating in the Wimbledon Championship, survey of the history of tennis in England, Russia and the Soviet Union, tennis courts and schools in different Soviet cities, training of young tennis players.

Training and performance of circus artists in Russia and Ukraine.

Animated film from 1954 for children.

Stories of four women, representing different professions and different generations: director of Tiraspol sewing factory Valentina Solovieva, Kyrgyz film director Dinara Asanova, worker at Moscow electronic equipment factory Nadia Riabova, and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Lithuanian Soviet Republic Leokadija Diržinskaitė-Piliušenko. In addition, survey of the International Women's Forum in Minsk with speeches by the delegates from Belgium, Congo-Brazzaville, and the United States.

Young workers, engineers and students in Lithuania and Kazakhstan, cosmonaut Svetlana Savitskaia, Georgian construction workers building Baikal-Amur Mainline and the town Niia in Siberia, art gallery organized by history teacher Afanasii Lunev in the Ukrainian village of Parkhomovka, commemoration of the members of Krasnodon Young Guard, participation of youth in the International Association of Peace Foundations and the speech of its head, world chess champion Anatolii Karpov, concert of young singers-songwriters in memoriam of Chilean activist Victor Yara, and internationalist work of sprint athlete Valerii Borzov as the secretary of Ukrainian Komsomol's Central Committee.

Survey of Arab-Israeli conflict, guerilla fighters in Jordan, the record of an interview with Yasser Arafat, and an interview with Khalid Bakdash, leader of the Syrian Communist Party.

Survey of culture and architecture of seaside cities: Istanbul, Izmir, Beirut, and Cairo, small segment about measurements and a short animated story of the evolution of the animal world.

Traditional wedding ceremony, tapestry weaving, embroidery, pottery and sculpture, classical music performance, g`ijjak (traditional string instrument) playing, traditional dance performance, easel painting and drawing, art classes for children, and dancing to pop music.

Annual celebrations of Aleksandr Pushkin’s birthday in the memorial museum Mikhailovskoe, early Soviet proletarian theater, the nationalization of art collections and the development of Soviet themes in visual art, the art of Ilia Glazunov, and the performance of North-Russian traditional songs.

Contemporary staging of traditional Georgian dances.

War damage of agriculture in the Western part of the Soviet Union, mass evacuation of collective farms from Ukraine and Belarus to Siberia and Central Asia, and post-war restoration of agriculture and housing in the liberated territories, in particular in Ukraine's collective farms.

Extracurricular education of children and youth: drawing, basics of zoology and biology, ship and aircraft modelling, basics of astronomy, information science, electronics, and robotics, the educational mission of the journal Tekhnika - molodezhi (Technology for the Young), the activities of an amateur racing and delta plane clubs, diving and study of sea animals, and construction of new cities in Siberia.

Yugoslav partisans in World War II, athletics, skiing, and swimming in Hungary, traditional Hutsul singing and dancing, water polo competition in Budapest, and church service in Hungary.

Mechanization of agriculture and animal breeding, housing for collective farmers and projects for typical one-family panel houses, public canteens and self-service shops, a kindergarten with modern interior design and facilities for children's activities, painting gallery, modernist public buildings, planning of housing quarters, traditional summer festival Rasos (Joninės), gardening, decorative art, open air sculptures and interior design.

The infrastructure and logistics of industry in Siberia, oil production and logging, the operation of Saiano-Shushenskaia Dam, coal production in the Kansko-Achinskii Basin, the prospects for Siberia's further industrialization, in particular the improvement of industrial technology and the solution of social issues such as housing and childcare.

People reading in the Lenin Library in Moscow and in public parks, children learning to read with ABC-books, the diversity of children's books published in the Soviet Union, literature for Soviet youth; Gorky Institute of Literature, textbooks of Russian as a foreign language, the repository of ancient manuscripts Matenadaran in Yerevan, painting albums published by Leningrad's Aurora Publishing House, artwork reproductions made by Ivan Fedorov printing office in Leningrad, international trade fair in Moscow bookshop House of Books, prominent Soviet libraries.

Brief survey of the achievements of prominent scientists and technicians from early modern to Soviet time, such as polymath Mikhail Lomonosov, inventor Ivan Kulibin, pioneer of rocket scinece Nikolai Kibalchich, rocket scientist Konstantin Tsiolkovskii, botanists Kliment Timiriazev and Ivan Michurin, chemist Dmitrii Mendeleev, the chief of Russian Electrification Commission Gleb Krzhizhanovskii, physicist Abram Ioffe, physicist Piotr Kapitsa, mineralogist and geochemist Vladimir Vernadskii, chemist, inventor of the polybutadiene synthetic rubber Sergei Lebedev, inventor of the first effective filtering activated charcoal gas mask Nikolai Zelinskii, a founding father of modern aero and hydrodynamics Nikolai Zhukovskii, aircraft engineer Andrei Tupolev, the explorer of the Arctics Otto Shmidt, nuclear physicists Igor Kurchatov and Anatolii Aleksandrov, mathematician Mstislav Keldysh, and rocket engineer Sergei Korolev.

Hungarian journalist József Pálfy speaks about North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) summits that he attended, describes France's position in relation to NATO and the political interests of Greece, Turkey, Italy, and West Germany. The film also shows scenes of nuclear weapon testing.

Animation film for children.

Daily life of Evenk and Nenets peoples and their Sovietization, the role of Soviet scientists in the exploration of North Siberia, portraits of indigenous peoples by artist Vladimir Meshkov, the first Evenk women trained as a physician; Konstantin Metsaik’s sailing directions for Enisei, official celebrations in Norilsk.

Petrochemicals and their use in light industry.

Automatized production of pistons.

Moscow metro construction in the 1930s, night inspection of railing, work of dispatchers, passenger traffic, the architecture of central stations, and the work of metro train drivers.

Hemodialysis in the Belorussian center for kidney transplantation, interview with the center's director Nikolai Savchenko and some of the employees.

Minor Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, the organization of extracurricular education units in research and experimental area, aimed at youth and students.

Changes in Afghan life after the Saur revolution, the following counter-revolutionary terror and the unfolding war.

Life in Delovoe village in Trans-Carpathian Ukraine, one of the presumed geographical centers of Europe: forestry, the marble quarry, collective farming, medical care, traditional decorative arts, secondary school education, traditional music and dancing.

Cardiac surgery on children, performed at the Institute of cardiac surgery of the Soviet Academy of Medical Sciences, under the guidance of its director Vladimir Burakovskii.

Medical profession, health care and prophylactic recreation in Adygea autonomous district.

International tourism in Lithuania and the republic's international economic and scientific relations.

History and current state of oil production in the Caspian Sea and the life of industrial settlement Neft Daşları (Oil Rocks).

Soviet parachute jumpers, including world record-holder, master of parachute sport Valeriia Marinisheva. Film with Hungarian subtitles.

International Year of Geophysics and Soviet latest geographic research, in particular Antarctic expeditions.

Professional achievements and family life of fighter pilot Marina Popovich.

Survey of the personal exhibition of Moscow artist Evgenii Korolenko, who traveled to the Amur Region to portray Nanai people.

Moscow Academic Ballet School and its instructor Sofia Golovkina, Honored artist of the Soviet Union.

Professional biography of physiologist Ivan Pavlov and the large-scale impact of his scientific discoveries.

The opening of the sport center in Szombathely.

Musical film with tap dance, ballet and circus performances.

The collection of the Leningrad's Museum of the History of Religion and Atheism: artifacts and artworks related to different world religions, to the atheist ideas of the 19th century, to the Bolsheviks' anti-religious campaign and to the Soviet space program. Pre-historic artifacts; Ancient Egyptian artifacts; Ancient Greek artifacts; Roman artifacts; Byzantine artifacts; Indian artifacts; Chinese artifacts.

Internal structure, organization, collections and readership of the State Lenin Library in Moscow.

Krasnoiarsk rocks, known as Stolby Nature Sanctuary, the fauna, rock climbing activities, and the revolutionary history of this region.

Everyday life in the city of Minsk including factories and plants, communication network of telephone operators, new architectural sites, public parks and housing quarters, kindergartens, various research institutes, theater and choir performances. The film includes an account of the post-war reconstruction on Minsk.

Victory Day celebration, the soldiers' return home, the scale of war destruction, the start of the reconstruction of cities and industries, the revival of regular higher education and the postwar baby boom, setting up the United Nations, bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Survey of the history of World War II on different fronts, with special focus on the Eastern front with emphasis on the strong sense of international friendship at the end of the war.

Measures and mechanisms for protecting soil in steppe areas from wind and water erosion, developed in the All-Union Research Institute for Grain Farming (VNIIZKh).

The Soviet Union's agreement with West Europe, in particularly Germany, banks and companies, on financing and supplying the construction of the Urengoy–Pomary–Uzhgorod pipeline, the actual process of pipeline construction, housing and the everyday life of workers and other people in the construction areas.

History of the Russian Academy of sciences: the crucial role of Mikhail Lomonosov in developing Russian science, geographic expeditions in the 19th century, geometry of Nikolai Lobachevskii, periodical table of Dmitrii Mendeleev, Lenin's role in the management and promotion of Soviet science, Research Institute of Physics and Chemistry founded by Lev Karpov; experiments by Ivan Pavlov, North Pole expeditions, State Electrification Plan (GOELRO), the first Soviet cyclotron, republican branches of the Academy of Sciences, the role of Soviet science in first five-year plans and in World War II, Sergei Vavilov’s elaboration of luminescent lamps in the late 1940s, the construction of the new building for Moscow State University, the research on potential uses of nuclear energy for peaceful ends, Akademgorodok in Novosibirsk, scientific center in Vladivostok, Tashkent University, cybernetics, Kursk Magnetic Anomaly, development of new sorts of grain, protein synthesis, gas and oil production in West Siberia, the Institute of Economics and Mathematics, Voronezh atomic power plant, contacts and exchange with foreign scientists, prospects for practical uses of laser, and Soviet Space program.

The 26th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, survey of the Party’s history from its second Congress in 1903 to the current moment.

Scottish journalist Margaret Henderson preparing the book “Dear Allies: A Story of Women in Monklands and Besieged Leningrad” (published in 1988) about the Scottish women’s contributions to the British Red Cross for Russia Fund, celebration of the 70th anniversary of the October Revolution in the Leningrad People’s Friendship Society, Chinese lessons in a Leningrad primary school, Dresden delegation at the State Porcelain Factory, Leningrad culture days in Dresden, Astrid Lindgren’s visit to Leningrad, Leningrad culture days in Cuba, Finnish-Soviet negotiations on restoring historical buildings in Leningrad, Italian Catholic visitors to Leningrad Theology Academy, U. S. visitors at Victory Day celebration.

Aleksandra Pakhmutova’s creative biography, her music performed by singers, choirs and orchestras and featured in films.

Armenia’s mountainous landscape, paintings by Martiros Sarian, a quarry, Lake Sevan, vineyards and gardens, Alaverdi Copper Smelter, textile and food industries, repository of ancient manuscripts, research institute and museum Matenadaran, computer Nairi, geophysics research, housing and metro in Yerevan, high percentage of youth and children in Yerevan’s population, Aram Khachaturian’s music, festival with traditional meals, music and dances.

Celebrations of the 60th anniversary of the October Revolution in different Soviet republics, short survey of the Soviet history, nationality policy and political geography, republican representation in the Soviet Union's Supreme Soviet, Brezhnev’s Constitution, industrial centers across the Soviet Union, outstanding achievements of people from different Soviet republics and regions in industry, science and creative professions.

Graduates from Soviet educational institutions working in their home countries in Asia, Africa, Latin America and Europe, among them Congolese cameraman Jean-Batiste Elanga, employees of Veterinary Research Institute and Children’s hospital in Brazzaville, Bulgarian architect Georgii Stoilov, and Hungarian transport engineer András Dunajszky, energetics engineer Nevil Rajapeksa in Sri-Lanka, and others, international student life in Patrice Lumumba People’s Friendship University in Moscow, the Mineral Resources University in Leningrad, the Institute of Oil and Chemistry in Baku, Kiev University of Civil Aviation, and other universities, common space flight of Arnaldo Tamayo Méndez and Yurii Romanenko on Soyuz 38 spaceship, Cuban circus artists educated in the Soviet Union, staging the ballet Spring by Cuban choreographer Alberto Méndez in the Budapest Opera House, with Soviet-educated Hungarian dancers, Syrian, Palestinian and Mongol students in the Repin Institute of Fine Arts in Leningrad.

Valentina Tereshkova’s anti-war speech in the Soviet Women’s Committee, Soviet women’s anti-war protests, anti-war propaganda in Soviet women’s journals, female veterans of World War II, Zaria Volkova, director of the Minsk laboratory of women’s labor hygiene, international meetings of Soviet Women’s Committee, world peace conference in Prague, young musicians festival in Smolensk, cosmonaut and space researcher Svetlana Savitskaia, schoolchildren in Kiev make drawing on the theme of peace.

Reconstruction and new development of educational system in Cambodia after the defeat of the Khmer Rouge regime: primary education, Cambodia-Soviet Union Friendship Technical Institute and its Russian language lessons, producing new textbooks in Khmer language, public celebration in Phnom Penh, school of fine arts and studio of traditional dances in Phnom Penh, Cambodian students in Moscow and Leningrad, agriculture in Cambodia and the dramatic legacy of Pol Pot’s agricultural policy, Cambodia-Soviet Union Friendship hospital and the first Cambodian female pediatrist, a new school in Cambodian village built by peasants.

Rehearsals, performances and tours of Kamchatka-based Koriak national dance and music ensemble Mengo.