The international position of the USSR and domestic newsreels of the 1920s (1924-1927)

British Foreign Secretary Austen Chamberlain leaves the ministry building.

Chamberlain gets into a car.

Mussolini B. during a horse ride.

Marshal Pilsudski Yu. during a conversation with Polish politicians.

A car drives along a Moscow street, leaflets are thrown out of the car.

People on the streets pick up leaflets.

People on the streets of Moscow sort out and read newspapers.

Texts of newspaper articles dedicated to the "Chamberlain Note" of 1927. A column of a demonstration on one of the Moscow streets (above).

Participants in a protest demonstration against the actions of the British government towards the USSR walk along one of the streets of Moscow, carrying banners with slogans.

The legs and faces of village women dancing during a religious holiday in 1924. Women dance, a boy plays the accordion.

A woman dances with an empty bottle in her hand.

Men try to take away women who are in a state of alcohol intoxication.

Faces of dancing women and men.

Village pioneers stick a poster announcing International Cooperative Day on the wall of their house.

Poster text.

The pioneers move on with rolls of posters in their hands.

Streams of water on a village dam.

A pioneer squad with a banner marches along the dam to the other bank.

Gathering of pioneer squads.

The squads turn to face each other.

Pioneers in formation salute.

Pioneers in formation (top).

The face of a pioneer girl.

Pioneers stick an agitation poster on the wall of a hut.

Pioneers with posters move to the next hut.

Schoolchildren go to class.

Schoolchildren run out of their classrooms into the corridor during recess.

Students from different shifts enter and leave the school.

Students go up to their classrooms via the main staircase.

Outerwear is handed out in the school cloakroom.

Dressed schoolchildren walk down the stairs to the exit.

The cloakroom attendant accepts outerwear from the second shift students.