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Leningrad - Moskva - Jalta - Krim (1962)

Leningrad - Moskva - Jalta - Krim poster
Country
Denmark
Runtime
16 min

How it feels

This is a Danish documentary film from 1962 showing footage from a visit to the Soviet Union by members of the Danish Communist Party. It depicts their departure from Copenhagen, the sea voyage, and scenes from Leningrad, Yalta, and Crimea, including landscapes, streets, buildings, and recreational areas.

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What happens

Leningrad - Moskva - Jalta - Krim er en dansk dokumentarisk optagelse fra 1962. Optagelser fra DKPs besøg i Sovjet 1962: Scener fra afgangen ved Langelinie, ombord under skibsrejsen og fra Leningrad. Billeder fra Jalta og Krim. Landskaber. Gader, bygninger, rekreative områder. Rejsen var arrangeret af Landsforeningen til Samvirke mellem Danmark og Sovjetunionen. Fotografen er tidligere DKP-folketingsmedlem og minister, Alfred Jensen (1903-1988). (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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