Domestic newsreels (1913-1935)

Carriages departing from the Spassky Gate onto Red Square in 1913. Carriages pass through Red Square during the celebration of the 300th anniversary of the House of Romanov, and people greet them.

Cover of the Futurist collection "A Slap in the Face of Public Taste." Text of V.V. Mayakovsky's poem "The Left March," published in the newspaper.

One of the first units of the Red Army enters Red Square.

Units of the Red Army on the streets of Moscow in 1919-1920. Naval sailors are loaded onto a troop train for the front.

Boxes of ammunition are loaded onto a platform.

Carriages of a passing train.

The creation of a ROSTA poster on the Soviet-Polish War (animation).

ROSTA satire window #70 with posters created by Mayakovsky.

The last cars of a train leaving for the front; a sailor jumps onto the step of a car.

The last carriages of a train leaving for the front; a sailor jumps onto the step.

Posters from the Civil War and the Soviet-Polish War.

Rifles with bayonets raised.

A poster calling for people to go to the labor front.

A panorama of a subbotnik (workday volunteer day) featuring Red Army and Navy soldiers.

Red Navy sailors working during a subbotnik (workday volunteer day). V.M. Molotov speaks in the Kremlin during a meeting with Stakhanovites in December 1935, with K.E. Voroshilov and Ya.E. Rudzutak sitting nearby.

The meeting's delegates from the Union republics of the USSR applaud Molotov's speech.

Molotov offers his best wishes and greetings, with Rudzutak and Voroshilov standing nearby.

The personal secretary of the plenipotentiary representative of the RSFSR in Germany at the entrance to the embassy.

Military parade in Vitebsk in honor of the first anniversary of the October Revolution on November 7, 1918. A brass band and rifle units pass by.

The tribune of the ceremonial rally on Freedom Square in Vitebsk, a speaker speaking from the podium.

Troops at the parade in Vitebsk.

Troops march along one of the city streets.

Vitebsk residents greeting the passing troops.

Stalin I.V. on the tribune of the mausoleum (close-up).