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Finale [Film: electronic resource]: [chronicle-documentary] film-trilogy / directors: With Litvyakov, P Medvedev; the authors of the script: N Snegina, L Cherentsov, participant in the Victory Parade 1945; sound producer: E Maliev; text read: In Morozov, Honored Artist of Russia; producer: In Telnov; St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio - Electronic Data (3 video files) - (St. Petersburg: St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio, 2005) -
Access Mode: the Internet portal of the Presidential Library named after B. Yeltsin
System requirements: PC 1 GHz or higher; RAM 512 MB or higher; Windows; Windows Media Player; video adapter; sound card
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Total length of the film: 131 min 26 s Black and white with color episodes with sound
On the title shots: Federal Agency for Culture and Cinematography and FSUE "TPO" St. Petersburg Documentary Studio films "present a film by Sergei Litvyakov and Pavel Medvedev film trilogy" Final "
Warriors of the Great War is consecrated
Original resource: Final [Film]: [chronicle-documentary] film-trilogy / directors: With Litvyakov, P Medvedev, authors of the scenario: N Snegina, L Cherentsov, participant Pa Ada Pobedy 1945, sound producer: E Maliev, read the text: In Morozov, Honored Artist of Russia, producer: In Telnov, St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio [St. Petersburg]: St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio, 2005 1 video cassette (131 min ):, black and white with color episodes with sound Location: St. Petersburg studio of documentary films
Operators: In Donetsk (film 1-st), M Mass (film 2-nd and 3-rd)
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St Petersburg studio for documentary films
Chronicle-document The final film was created in 2005 by the directors Sergey Litvyakov and Pavel Medvedev. The film is dedicated to the last front operations of the Great Patriotic War. The film is based on the materials of the Russian State Archive of Film and Photo Documents (Krasnogorsk) and the St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio. Some footage shot by military cameramen The Soviet Union, Germany, Hungary, Norway had not previously been shown to a wide audience and first appeared in this film
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I Litvyakov, Sergey (film director, 1957-) II Medvedev, Pavel (film director; 1963-) III Snegina, Nelli Nikolaevna (1938-) IV Cherentsov, Lev Sergeevich (1925-) V Maliev, Eduard (sound engineer) VI Telnov, Vyacheslav Nikolayevich (1958-) VIIMorozov, Valentin Nikolayevich (actor) VIII St. Petersburg studio of documentary films IX Russian Federation Federal Agency for Culture and Cinematography1 People (collection) 2 Memory of the Great Victory (collection) 3 Great Patriotic War - Military operations - 1941 - 1945 - 1944 - 1945 - Newsreel 4 Documentary films |
ББК 633 (2) 622,13я04
ББК 85373 (2)
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The source of the electronic copy: St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio
Location of original: St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio |
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Film 1: A long way to Germany [Film: electronic resource] / operator In Donetsk - Electronic data (1 video file) - (St. Petersburg: The St. Petersburg Documentary Film Studio, 2005) -
Access Mode: The Presidential Internet Portal the library named after B. Yeltsin
System requirements: PC 1 GHz or higher; RAM 512 MB or higher; Windows; Windows Media Player; video adapter; sound card
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Total length of film: 43 min 14 s Black and white with color episodes with sound
Original resource: Final: [documentary] trilogy Film 1 Long journey to Germany [ Film] / operator: In Donetsk [Saint Petersburg]: St. Petersburg studio of documentary films, 2005 1 videocassette (43 min 12 s):, black and white with color episodes with sound Location: St. Petersburg studio of documentary films
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St Petersburg studio dock "Long journey to Germany" - the first part of the film trilogy "Final" The documentary tells about the last battles during the Great Patriotic War of Karelian, Leningrad and 1st Baltic fronts that ended the war in Norway, the Baltic and East Prussia. In the film panoramas of the territories of military operations during the battles are shown and now, as well as the Victory Parade on Red Square Black-and-white newsreel frames are replaced by a colorful modern video series. Scenes of military actions are accompanied by committees arias announcer in the movie sound fragments from circulation records, and in Stalin's July 3, 1941, and the Soviet military song "Twinkle" and "Oh, the roads"
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I Donets, Vadim1 The Karelian Front (1941-1945) - Newsreel 2 The Leningrad Front (1941-1945) - Newsreel 3 The Baltic Front (1; 1943-1945) - Newsreel 4 The People (collection) 5 The Memory of the Great Victory (collection ) 6 Great Patriotic War - Military operations - 1941 - 1945 - 1944 - 1945 - Newsreel 7 Documentary films |
ББК 633 (2) 622,13я04
ББК 85373 (2)
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Source of electronic copy: C-Petersburg Documentary Film Studio
Location on original: S-Petersburg Documentary Film Studio |
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