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Soviet silent newsreel. Description at the Austrian Film Museum:
The Moscow Union of Metal Workers celebrates the centenary of Karl Marx's birth. / A speech by the Soviet Peoples’ Commissar, Comrade Lenin. / Lev Trockij, the Peoples’ Commissar for Military Affairs, reviews the parade.
Orša: Refugees return to a province formerly occupied by the Germans. / Refugees at the demarcation line. / Lined up to receive passes. / In Orša, the border between the Russian and German-occupied areas runs through the railway station. / Negotiations between the Russian and German forces. / Due to the shortage of train cars, refugees must wait for weeks to be sent home.
Moscow, May 9: The case of P.E. Dybenko comes before the revolutionary tribunal. / The tribunal. / Tribunal chairman Berman. / Comrades Štejnberg and Egorov, counsels for the defense. / The prosecutor, Comrade Krylenko. / The former Peoples’ Commissar Pavel Dybenko, the accused. / Dybenko at Narva.
Kursk: Comrade Podvojskij, the Peoples’ Commissar for Military Affairs, at a Red Army parade.
Petrograd: The Chairman of the Finnish People's Delegation, Manner, who fled to Russia.
Moscow: People strolling in the Virgin-Field (Devič'e pole). / A toy stall.
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