Tibet/Russia (1930s)

Year Published: 1930s

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A visit to Tibet and Russia in the 1930s, which includes footage of a parade in Moscow honoring Stalin.

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1930s, Tibet, Buddhism, Buddhists, ritual dancing, bowing, priest, Russia, Moscow, people getting into cars parked in row, people boarding crowded tram, women sweeping road under construction, street, shirtless boys sitting at table, group of men sitting together while one plays guitar, street scenes, Torgsin store, pedestrians crossing street, people lined up on sidewalk, parade honoring Stalin, Red Square, Stalin waving, various nationalities of women and men marching on streets towards Saint Basil’s Cathedral, smiling parade spectators, ball-bearing factory float with man spinning around in center of giant ball bearing, Russian-made automobiles on display in parade

Complete Record: A visit to Tibet and Russia in the 1930s, which includes footage of a parade in Moscow honoring Stalin. To license footage from this film for commercial use visit: www.travelfilmarchive.com 1930s, Tibet, Buddhism, Buddhists, ritual dancing, bowing, priest, Russia, Moscow, people getting into cars parked in row, people boarding crowded tram, women sweeping road under construction, street, shirtless boys sitting at table, group of men sitting together while one plays guitar, street scenes, Torgsin store, pedestrians crossing street, people lined up on sidewalk, parade honoring Stalin, Red Square, Stalin waving, various nationalities of women and men marching on streets towards Saint Basil’s Cathedral, smiling parade spectators, ball-bearing factory float with man spinning around in center of giant ball bearing, Russian-made automobiles on display in parade

Transcription

they're so great that the cost of carrying goods exceeds many times its vaginal Tibet is the only country in the world ruled over by a priest king there is no government as we know it religious ceremonies according to the priests doctors for fear others with this thought that we say farewell to Tibet [Music] you [Music] there are over a hundred nationalities among the vast population of Russia and they have all been miraculously joined together as one people with one common cause the liberation of Russian women was perhaps the greatest forward movement in the reforms of the Soviet government and these women after having been given education training and self-confidence that have become a proud and forceful body of patriotic citizens unselfishly working beside the men in the factories and on the land and bravely fighting beside them on the battlefield [Music] the Soviets have literally glorified work and no opportunity is lost in honoring outstanding achievement this section of the parade represents a ball-bearing Factory by powered automobiles all made in Russia offer an interesting contrast for the old drop key that once rattled over the pavements of the Kremlin [Music]


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