The Word is Spoken- the Job is Done.

The Word is Spoken- the Job is Done. , 1981 (37:44)

Annotation: About the Tambov collective farm named after the Comintern (the Communist International).

Film description: Current affairs documentary film about the Second World War. Woman and child on a stretcher. Aircraft dropped bombs. Pilot in the cockpit [bomber]. Japanese children with daggers and rifles. Japanese soldiers, officers and commanders. Close-ups of A. Hitler, GA Gehring, W. Keitel. A German soldier with a broken shells (1943 Battle of Kursk). Nests of rooks. Farmers plow the ground. Soha. Trench. Furnaces and chimneys of the burned houses. Cat, an old woman in the ashes. Destruction. Soldiers listen to the gramophone, shave. Movement of the tank columns of prisoners by the Germans. Playing a military band. Soldiers dance, play the accordion. Soldiers bid farewell at the train station, the train (the train) departed, the soldiers in the carriages. Colt gallops. Meeting of demobilized soldiers. Crimean Conference, 1945. Major Plans Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, Joseph Stalin. Negotiations. Present: VM Molotov. Gromyko. U.S. military plane makes an unsuccessful landing aboard the aircraft carrier, is broken. Pile. Mortally wounded the pilot. Japan. City Tokyo. 1930 GG Japanese War Minister Hideki Tojo. November 1936 signing of the "anti-Comintern pact. A. Hitler welcomed the Japanese Ambassador Tanaka. B. Mussolini stands in front of soldiers. The soldiers are washing horses. Chronicle of the events occurring in 1939 at Lake, and Hassan Khalkhin Gol. Germany. Berlin. March 1941 Car with Japan's Foreign Minister Matsuoka rides through the streets of the city. Matsuoka greeted with Hitler, welcomed the crowd from the balcony. Present Ribbentrop. City of Moscow. Kremlin. Matsuoka and Stalin are raising their glasses. V. Molotov, and Y. Matsuoka signed an agreement April 13, 1941 archival footage devoted to the defense of Moscow in 1941 archival footage devoted to the events at Pearl Harbor, the United States on Dec. 7, 1941. Japanese pilots in the aircraft. Japanese soldiers in Burma. Personnel Chronicle on Russian-Japanese War of 1904-1905, the city in 1945 Demobilized Soviet soldiers returning home in the train (a rest in the car). Victory Parade June 24, 1945 in Moscow. The Kwantung Army on the march. Fighting Soviet and Japanese forces, including the 1 st and 2 nd Far Eastern fronts of the Soviet Union. Ferries. Movement of equipment on the mountain roads. Landing. Commanders VV Malinovsky, Vasilevsky, Meretskov, Marshal Choibalsan. Japanese kamikaze suicide pilots. Kamikaze drink sake. Kamikaze planes explode over the sea. When in Korea and China. Favor of Mao Zedong. Manchukuo. Emperor Pu-I. People inclined to bow before the Emperor. Japanese officers. Japan. City Tokyo. The trial of the Japanese criminals. Leading a former emperor Pu-I, and Pu-giving testimony. The Great Wall of China (removed from the aircraft). Japanese soldiers on the streets of Chinese cities. The soldiers are beaten and buried alive people. The signing of the act of unconditional surrender of Japan on Sept. 2, 1945 aboard the U.S. battleship "Missouri". Present: M. Shigemitsu (Japan), General Douglas MacArthur (USA), KN Derevianko (USSR). May 3, 1946 meeting of the International Tribunal for the Far East. The defendants get off the bus, among them War Minister Hideki Tojo. Hearings. Tojo testifies (synchronously). The presence of Soviet judge Golunsky. Defendants Matsuoka, Oshima. Ruined city. Women pray. Destroyed Stalingrad. Pillar of the Reichstag. Soviet soldiers saluted on the roof of the Reichstag. Building office. Cabinet A. Hitler. Monument to the Hero of the Soviet Union on the Dnieper A. Stepanov. Mother Stepanova - EF Stepanova. Japan. Tokyo. Japanese pray in the temple. Military parade.

Source description 1: The newsreel of the 1930-s:
A woman with a baby on the stretcher.
A plane is flying, bombs are falling.
Damaged houses in an European town.
Japanese commanders, soldiers.
Germany.
A woman with a killed daughter.
Nazi war criminals.
German soldier at the crashed weapon.
Peasants plowing land after the war; people near ruined buildings.
A photo with the inscription: “Alexey Borisov 1917-1941. Scout.”
The newsreel of 1941-1945:
Soldiers’ life.
Berlin in May 1945; ruins.
Soviet soldiers are dancing, saying goodbye.
A train is departing.
A village.
A soldier is watching.
A locomotive, train wheels.
Soldiers are meeting with their relatives.
The mother of nine killed sons E.F. Stepanova is speaking.
The Crimean Conference of the leaders of the three Allied Powers: Joseph Stalin, Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill at the Conference.
American plane is landing on board an aircraft carrier in the Pacific Ocean.
A plane is falling down, crashing, a pilot is dying.

Source description 2: The newsreel of the 1930-s:
Hitler, German soldiers are passing by.
Japan soldiers are passing by.
Hitler is greeting the Italian leader Mussolini, and they are signing the “Anti-Comintern Pact” (Treaty between Italy and Germany aimed at struggling against the Communist International Organization and Labor Movement).
Mountains at the Far East.
The life of frontier guards, the brothers Lagoda are at the frontier.
The grave of the frontier guard S.F. Lagoda, killed by Japanese criminals.
Ivan, Semen Lagoda’s brother, is being given his rifle.
Frontier guards are passing by.
Batlles at Lake Khasan and the Khalkhyn-Gol River (in the air) (1938-1939); Japanese after the defeat.
The newsreel of 1941:
Greeting of the Japan Minister of Foreign Affairs Matsuoka in the city of Berlin, his conversation with Hitler.
Germans in the city of Paris.
Hitler and German generals at the map.
Matsuoka is arriving in Moscow.
Stalin, Molotov, and Matsuoka signing the Soviet–Japanese Neutrality Pact.
Telegraph device.
The war-time Moscow.
Japanese aircrafts attacking the US naval base Pearl-Harbor.
Japanese aggression in South-East Asia: planes are flying, bombs are falling; crashed ships, a ship is sinking, the fire is being extinguished on the ship.
Japanese soldiers are landing, Japanese soldiers in Burma.
The newsreel of 1904:
The Russian-Japanese War; Russian captives are passing by; greetingof victors in the city of Tokyo –General Nogi, who took part in the siege of the Russian naval base Port Arthur, Admiral Tao, who commanded the Japan Sea fleet.
The Russian- Japanese Peace Treaty.
Japanese soldiers, which have occupied the Soviet Far East, are in the Primorsky Krai [Seaside Region, a vast area in the Russian Far East].
Lenin’s speach for the Soviet People.

Source description 3: The newsreel of 1945:
Transportation of Soviet soldiers to the Far East; soldiers’ way of life in carriages.
The Victory Parade in the Red Square.
The Karelian Front Commander Marshal Meretskov, the Third Belorussian Front Commander Marshal Vasilevsky, Second Ukrainian Front Commander Marshal Malinovsky, Joseph Stalin at the Parade.
Troops of the Qantung [Japanese] Army (soldiers, plains. etc) in Manchuria.
Transportation of Soviet weaponry to the Far East.
The outbreak of hostilities against Japan.
The part of the First Far East Front under the command of Marshal Meretskov is moving.
The assault force of the Second Far East Front is landing on the Amur River bank.
Soviet soldiers are crossing the river and attacking in a flooded place.
The Transbaikal Front: transporting cannons by the mountain road of the Great Hingan Range.
Amphibious assault forces of the Pacific Ocean fleet, an explosion in the water.
Marshal Vasilevsky and others at the map.
Mongolian soldiers and commanders in the Gobi Desert.
A soldier is distributing newspapers.
Japanese soldiers’ military operation.
Training of Japanese kamikadze [suicide soldiers].
Planes are exploding, falling down in the sea.
Japanese are yielding themselves prisoners.
Greeting of Soviet soldiers in a Korean city.
Weapon disassembling.
Mao Tse Tung is speaking.

Source description 4: The newsreel of 1931:
Japan is begining to occupy China: rails corrupted by the explosion, an echelon is going.
The Emperor of the puppet state Manchuko in Manchuria Henry Pu-Yi, subordinates are bowing.
The newsreel of 1946:
Pu-yi is being guided to the trial on Japanese war criminals, Pu-yi is testifying.
Japanese soldiers in China, the soldiers’ atrocities.
The newsreel of 1945:
The Act of Unconditional Capitulation of Japan is being signed on board the American battleship “Missouri”; the Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs M. Sigemitsu is singing the act on the part of Japan.



The newsreel of 1946:
The International Tribunal for the Far East in Tokyo is starting to work; the main defendant, former Prime Minister and Minister of War Todzio is speaking.
Matsuoka, General Oshima (ex-Ambassador of Japan in Berlin) at the trial.
The nuclear explosion and its consequences.
General Oshima with Nazi in Berlin.
The newsreel of 1943:
Battle for the city of Stalingrad.
The newsreel of 1946:
Berlin, the Chancellery and Hitler’s study-room.

The monument and gravestone with the inscription: ”Hero of Soviet Union Senior Lieutenant Stepanov Alexander is buried here (1923-1943).”
The hero’s mother E.F. Stepanova.
Reed, the sun behind clouds.
Tokyo; a religious ceremony.
A Military Parade.
Representatives of the Chinese and US Governments at the Parade.

Directors: Kochetkov A. S.

Script writers: Gurkov G., Kochetkov A. S.

Announcer: Kolychev U.