Footage The Baltic Fleet in Leningrad. (1942)
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0:00:36The Baltic Fleet in Leningrad (1942)
Reel №1 Military surgeons
Surgeons perform an operation on a ship.
Chronicle Subjects:
Reel №2 Submariners
Baltic Fleet Commander-in-Chief Vice-Admiral Vladimir Tributs sees off the submarines.
Torpedoes are loaded onto the submarines.
The submarine sets out to sea.
Chronicle Subjects:
Reel №3 Submariners, sea battle
A submarine launches a torpedo.
A stricken enemy ship explodes, seen through the periscope.
Sailors look through the periscope.
A Nazi transport at sea.
The submarine's commander looks through the periscope, a torpedo is launched, an explosion.
Two ships sail side by side.
The Germans drop depth charges from the ship.
Sailors on the submarine.
A sonar operator.
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Reel №4 Submariners
A submarine enters the harbor.
The sailors disembark.
They greet each other and hug.
A sailor opens a letter.
On the sides of the submarines, the sailors write numbers—the number of German ships sunk.
Chronicle Subjects:
Reel №5 Funeral
Military boats are met at the pier.
Wounded sailors disembark.
People carry coffins of the dead.
Funerals, rifle salvos.