Foreign newsreels № 5907 (1979)

USA, Chicago - Anti-war demonstration, as a result of which the conference on the sale of weapons did not take place.

Guyana - The beginning of the trial of a member of a religious sect Layton, filmed: members of the judicial commission talk before the meeting.

Peru - Destroyed and damaged buildings in Arequipa as a result of an earthquake.

Kenya, Nairobi - Meeting of the OAU, discussion of the military conflict between Uganda and Tanzania; February 21.

Italy, Rome - Andreotti and the leaders of the Christian Democrats talk to correspondents in the parliament building.

England, London - Boxing.

South Africa, Sasolburg - Workers of the plant for the production of oil and coal.

USA, Los Angeles - A trial in connection with the property claims of the former mistress of actor Lee Marvin.

Lebanon - Awarding of French soldiers for their service in the peacekeeping forces in southern Lebanon.

Germany - The consequences of accidents on the autobahn.

Greece, Ioannina - Parade in honor of the 66th anniversary of the liberation of the city, Prime Minister Karamanlis among the participants of the celebration.

Germany, Bonn - The Foreign Ministers of Burundi and Germany are discussing the issue of trade.

Israel, Jerusalem - Begin covers the situation in the Middle East at a meeting of the Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defense.

Kampuchea is a hospital that opened after the overthrow of the Pol Pot and Ieng Sari regime, doctors examine patients.

Portugal - Residents clean houses after flooding.

Vietnam - Lang Son Province after fighting with Chinese aggressors, filmed: people near the village, by the railway, in the fields, enter the hospital, soldiers listen to an officer.

Iran, Tehran - The industrial life of the country is resumed, filmed: a crowd of factory workers on the streets of the city, workers near oil tanks.

Zambia, Lusaka - Meeting of the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the SED Honecker with the leader of the ZAPU J. Nkomo, Honecker promises Nkomo and the Union of African Peoples of Zimbabwe $1.5 million in aid.