Following in the footsteps of Lenin's "Iskra". Part two

Videos and films

ID:: 65545
Place: Lviv
Date:: 1970
Genre:: Amateur film
Technique:: 35mm film
Color:: black and white
Sound:: Sound
Collection: Ukrainian Society of the Deaf (USD)
Description: The second part of the film. A peasant on a cart arrives in Lviv and walks with a sack through the central streets. Poles are walking and talking. The police commissioner orders his subordinates to prevent the distribution of the newspaper "Iskra" in the city. The peasant finds himself under police surveillance, hiding at the entrance to the house, putting the sack down on the ground. The door is opened and the sack is replaced. The peasant is grabbed by a gendarme and a policeman. They bring him to the police commissioner's office. During the inspection, the sack contains only bread, onions, and ropes. A secret meeting of members of the pro-Russian movement who plan to transfer "Iskra" to Russia and among the townspeople. It was they who switched the sack, thus receiving the transfer of the newspaper's issue from the villager.
Tags:: deaf, cinema, film, city, communism, newspaper, propaganda, police