Russian chronicler № 12 Russian refugees. (1993)

Documentary chronicle of 1954-1965 - the development of Virgin lands.

Trains are leaving for the East.

Mourners with flowers at the train station, pervotselinniki wave their hands from the train windows.

Inscriptions on trains: "To the East, to the North the Motherland calls us! ", "Donbass", "Meet us labor Kazakhstan", "Glory to the Black Sea soldiers traveling on Komsomol vouchers to Virgin Lands ", "At the call of the party - to the construction site ".

The military board the train "Moscow- Karaganda".

Interviews with the children of pervotselinnikov alternate with shots of the documentary chronicle of 1954: workers come to the Virgin Land with suitcases and cots, push a truck knee-deep in mud off-road, warm themselves by the campfire.

The film includes the following filming: views of Moscow, the building of the Federal Migration Service in Russia.

General view of the village of Savvino near Uglich: streets, houses, a destroyed church, a refugee hostel.

The life of refugees in the village: carrying out repairs in living rooms, cultivating the land.

Footage of the chronicle dedicated to the arrival of young people to the virgin lands in Kazakhstan (1952-1954).

General view of the city of Sergiev Posad.

Renovation in one of the apartments in the city.

The life and everyday life of Russian refugees from Abkhazia who arrived to reside in the Spartak collective farm in the Tula region.

Construction footage is interspersed with interviews with refugees.

Views of fields, forests and construction of houses for migrants.

Footage chronicles the thirties of the city of Stalinogorsk, which became one of the construction sites of communism.

Workers and peasants with tools go to the construction of the GRES named after Stalin.

Views of the smoking pipes of the GRES. General view of the city of Novomoskovsk (former Stalinogorsk)GRES. Construction of new buildings of GRES, by the hands of refugees from the former republics of the USSR