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Psychics and healers in the USSR (1980-90).

Psychics in the USSR, 1980s.

It seemed, then, in the mid-80s, the entire vast country was swept by a massive psychosis.

Millions of men and women from Kamchatka to the shores of the Baltic, clinging to the TV screens, "get well" with the help of Allan's all-Union "telemachine" sessions Chumak and "get rid of adhesions" under the hypnotic gaze of the parapsychologist Anatoly Kashpirovsky.

In the mid-90s, the Russian Ministry of Health issued an order banning mass medical sessions.

The reaction of the Ministry of Health was quite predictable, because it was not only in Chumak or Kashpirovsky.

In fact, the process of changing the consciousness of a huge number of people has gained momentum.

In addition, throughout the country began to tour all kinds of "witches" and "hereditary healers", if not easy - the charlatans who used the naivety and gullibility inhabitants.

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The first Soviet atomic bomb, 1949.

It is widely known that in the Soviet Union work on the creation of an atomic bomb began in 1943.

But very few people know that back in the late 30-ies in the Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology, a group of young scientists began nuclear research.

About this little known "Kharkov project", about work on the creation of the first Soviet atomic bomb, as well as the reasons for delays in the development of the project are told participants of the program: veteran of Soviet foreign intelligence Vladimir Barkovsky, one of the creators of the Kharkov project Vladimir Shpinel, professor Arkady Brish and professor Anatoly Sudoplatov (fragment of the interview).

One of the main leaders of the Soviet atomic program, Academician Nikolai Dollezhal, also gave his last interview.

Used footage chronicles of different years: the meeting of Stalin with US President Truman in Potsdam, the dumping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, the study period of the Great The Patriotic War, the meeting of Stalin, Molotov and Beria with Academician Kurchatov in the USSR Academy of Sciences, the Rosenberg case, the nuclear test site in Los Alamos, the tests in Semipalatinsk.

Newsreel of 1945: Stalin IV, Truman G., Churchill U. during the work of the Potsdam Conference in July-August 1945.

Loading American atomic bean into the plane before the flight to the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on August 6-7, 1945.

Take-off of an American bomber with an atomic bomb on board.

The explosion of an atomic bomb.

Panorama of part of Hiroshima, destroyed as a result of atomic bombardment.

Residents of the city affected by the nuclear explosion.

US President Truman gives a speech.

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Confrontation between the USSR and the United States.

The Star Wars of 1983.

Opening of the first American national exhibition of goods and services in Sokolniki Park in Moscow in 1959.

Fragment of the newsreel "Moscow Newsreel" 1959.

Fragment of the film "The Time of a Great Housewarming" 1959.

Victoria Khrulkevich speaks about holding the American National Exhibition of Goods and Services in Moscow.

Chronicle of the opening of the American National Exhibition in Moscow.

Lepanov Yuri talks about visiting the Danilov market of Moscow by US Vice-President Richard Nixon and his meeting with Khrushchev Nikita.

Fragment of videotaping meeting Nikita Khrushchev and Richard Nixonon July 24, 1959.

Runov Boris talks about Khrushchev's talk with Nikita and Richard Nixonon about the social benefits of citizens.

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The parade on Red Square on November 7, 1941.

Eyewitnesses of the events of October 20, 1982 in Luzhniki Alexander Mamedov and Svetlana Pimatova talk about the football match "Spartak" - "Haarlem" (Holland), about The number of fans present at the match and the closed entrances and exits at the stadium, the relations between the fans and the police, the causes of the tragedy after End of the match, comment on the course of events during the demonstration of the video shooting of stands and stadium entrances in Luzhniki, about Mamedov's speech at the trial.

Doctor Lev Borisenko speaks about the victims during the crush, about the police's unpreparedness for the scale of the tragedy, about the actions of the militia and medical workers, about The number and age of the victims, the need to train the police during such events.

Mothers of the dead fans Nina Novostroeva and Raisa Viktorova talk about looking for their sons, receiving news of their deaths during a stampede in the Luzhniki Stadium, On the funeral of victims of crush at various cemeteries, on the lack of assistance from the state, on the number of police officers who were at the stadium During the exit of the fans, on the closed exits from the stadium, on the presence at the court, the prosecution of witnesses and relatives of those killed by the authorities.

Former director of the Grand Sports Arena of the Central Stadium.

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In August 1985, the candidate for the post of KGB resident in London, Oleg Gordievsky, disappeared in Moscow.

At that time, he was already suspected of having links with British intelligence, and surveillance was established.

Gordievsky takes a desperate step and provokes a cunning operation, disappearing amidst a white day in Moscow and two days later appearing in the UK.

This operation even in the KGB is recognized as brilliant.

As it was - it turns out during the program.

The program includes former employees of the First Main Directorate of the KGB of the USSR Boris Grigoriev and Oleg Tsarev, a relative of OA Gordievsky Ekaterina Aliyeva and a family friend, journalist Olga Belan.

The details of Gordievsky's service in the KGB and his personal life, motives that led him to commit treason, and the consequences of this step for the Soviet intelligence services are considered.

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