Newsreel Leningrad chronicles 1970 № 34
Part 1
0:10:10Leningrad chronicles № 34 (1970)
Annotation:
1. The history of the construction of power plants in the USSR, the construction of Volkhovstroy, the meeting of GOELRO veterans. 2. Design bureau of the Electrosila plant, synchronous interview of the chief designer of the plant. 3. Construction of the Serebryanskaya HPP on the Kola Peninsula. 4. The everyday life of the Izhora plant, a unique unit for producing especially pure steel. 5. The work of Komsomol members in the operational detachment. 6. The plot about the pupil of the Leningrad Conservatory bayanist O.Sharov.
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1. Night city with light advertising.
Chronicle of the 1920s: construction of the Volkhovskaya hydroelectric power station.
The builders of the first power plants gathered in Leningrad.
Academician Egiazarov, the oldest power engineer Komarov, Hero of Socialist Labor Filimonov.
Photos of the first power plants.
Krasnoyarsk hydroelectric power station.
Power lines.
2. Design bureau.
Designer of the Research Institute of the association "Electrosila" G.Khutoretsky (synchronously).
The central control room of Lenenergo.
3. The Kola Peninsula.
Recent installation work at the Serebryanskaya HPP.
The first turns of the station.
The control room of the station.
4. Izhora plant.
A unique unit for producing pure steel.
The melting control panel.
5. Vigilantes on the street of the city.
The duty officer at the headquarters of the operational detachment receives an alarm signal.
The intruder is at headquarters.
Police Commissioner of the 3rd rank G.M. Karlov (synchronously).
6. Oleg Sharov is a pupil of the youngest department of the conservatory - folk instruments.
O. Sharov in class with a teacher.
Rector of the Leningrad Conservatory Professor Serebryakov (synchronously) about the young department.
Sharov's diplomas and awards at various competitions.
Serebryakov presents Sharov with flowers and congratulates him on winning the competition.
The bayanist O. Sharov plays.
Key words
Energy
Calendar: 1920
Locations: Leningrad [848] Murmansk region [789]