Newsreel Leningrad chronicles 1979 № 2
Part 1
0:10:22Leningrad chronicles № 2 (1979)
Annotation:
1. From the history of the construction of the Sayano-Shushenskaya HPP. 2. Technological Institute named after Lensovet (VDI) 150 years. 3. The opening of the metro Civic Avenue and Komsomolskaya. 4. Jubilee registration of a newborn. 5. Veterans of Soviet football.
Reel №1
1. Film library: the overlap of the Yenisei.
2. Rally on "Electrosila", the success of the enterprise.
3. 150 years of the Technological Institute, the history of the Institute, the audience, the award of the order.
4. The new metro station "Grazhdansky Prospekt".
5. 4.5-millionth resident of Leningrad, presentation of the medal.
6. Olympic Games in Melbourne (Australia) in 1956 (photos).
Commentator G. Orlov interviews G. Kachalin.
Match of football veterans - the USSR national team and the Leningrad national team.
Personnel:
Romanov G.V. -- Soviet state and party activist, WWII veteran, Hero of Socialist Labor. Kachalin G.D. -- Soviet football player, Honored master of sports of the USSR, Honored trainer of the USSR. Netto I.A. -- Soviet footballer and hockey player, football coach, Honored master of sports of the USSR, Honored coach of the RSFSR. Ogonjkov M.P. -- Soviet football player, master of sports of the USSR, Olympic champion (1956). Saljnikov S.S. -- Soviet football player, Honored master of sports of the USSR, television commentator of the sports version of the radio and television of the USSR (1979-1984). Paramonov A.A. -- Soviet football player, Honored master of sports of the USSR, Honored coach of the RSFSR, Honored worker of physical culture of the RSFSR, academician of the Academy of security, defense and law enforcement. Streljcov E.A. -- Soviet football player, Honored master of sports of the USSR. Ivanov V.K. -- Honored master of sports of the USSR on football, Honored coach of the USSR, Veteran of Labor. Maryutin F.M. -- Soviet football player, Honored master of sports of the USSR football coach. Tenyagin A.A. -- Soviet football player, master of sports of the USSR football coach.