Architectural Details of House of Soviets, Historic Building in Saint Petersburg
1933 - Joseph Stalin oversees a demonstration in Moscow's Red Square.
1945 - Joseph Stalin, FDR, and Winston Churchill pose for photographers at the Yalta Conference a famous summit held during World War Two.
1945 - President Harry Truman, Joseph Stalin, and Prime Minister Winston Churchill meet at the Potsdam Conference in Kaiser Wilhelm's palace.
1950s - President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles meet Premier Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev at the Geneva Conference in 1955. In 1953, President Eisenhower addresses the UN urging to curb atomic power.
1940 - FDR gives a speech denouncing the Soviet Union.
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1945 - Ernest Bevin, the British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, gives a speech at a train station upon his arrival for the Moscow Conference (narrated in 1965).
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1951 - Exteriors of a munitions factory in Czechoslovakia.
1944 - Andrey Andreyevich Andreyev, the Chairman of the Party Control Commission of the Central Committee, addresses the 10th Supreme Soviet.
1945 - Joseph Stalin, FDR, and Winston Churchill pose for photographers at the Yalta Conference a famous summit held during World War Two.
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1935 - Joseph Stalin and Mikhail Kalinin watch military activities in Moscow, and Stalin later spends time in his office.
1941 - In this Frank Capra documentary, Russian men, women and children are mobilized for the war effort by Stalin (narrated in 1943).
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1948 - Western allies stage the Berlin Airlift in order to bring food and supplies to their citizens in Germany, who have had their supply routes cut off by Soviet powers (narrated in 1965).
1930s - In this Frank Capra documentary, a montage shows Russiand working in myriad professions, with the people's commonality being patriotism.
USA - 1980 - In this US military training film, a Soviet officer uses an animated map to describe the different kinds of formation they might use in a meeting engagement.
USA - 1980 - In this US military training film, a Soviet officer begins explaining the difference between Soviet and US Army communications styles.
1955 - Birds and balloons are released at a May Day parade in Tiananmen Square, Beijing as Chairman Mao looks on.
1950s - Zhou Enlai visits Russia, and Mao Zedong is seen on a railway platform.
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1951 - Speakers arrive at a communist conference in Czechoslovakia.
1950s - A Russian military parade begins in Red Square, opened by a politician.
1942 - In this Frank Capra documentary, Russian soldiers greet each other happily on a wintry battlefield, and children in Russia enjoy a merry Christmas (narrated in 1943).
1941 - In this Frank Capra documentary, Russian civilians and soldiers are thrilled to be reunited but saddened by the destruction of their war-torn villages (narrated in 1943).
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CHINA - 1965 - Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin meets with Mao Zedong over territorial disputes but makes no headway (narrated in 1969).
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1955 - With western Germany now a part of NATO, service members in foreign uniforms are come to feel like allies rather occupiers and industry begins to thrive (narrated in 1965).
1946 - A physicist speaks on the danger of an arms race between America and Russia.
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1955 - The Federal Republic of Germany is invited to join NATO, and Chancellor Adenauer signs the official documents (narrated in 1965).
1968 - Rockets and missiles are towed by tanks in a military parade in Moscow, Russia.
1960 - The closing ceremonies for the Rome summer Olympics take place.
1963 - Foreign Minister Gromyko, US Secretary of State Harriman and Britain's Viscount Hailsham sign a nuclear test ban pact in Moscow, Russia.
USA - 1980 - In this US military training film, a Soviet officer explains the tasks of reconnaissance patrol members.
1951 - Speakers arrive at a communist conference in Czechoslovakia.
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1946 - Secretary Byrnes and English ambassador Alexander Cadogan back each other up in a UN Security Council meeting on the Russia-Iran dispute.
1945 - Troops from different branches of Russia's military march in the May Day parade in Red Square, overseen by Joseph Stalin.
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1965 - Consumerism comes to Soviet Russia, a dominant world power along with the United States.
1949 - Anti-communist protestors picket outside New York City's Carnegie Hall, where the Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace is being held.
USA - 1980 - In this US military training film, a Soviet officer explains how an advance guard will receive word if there are enemy aircrafts nearby.
1968 - A parade is held in Moscow, Russia by a large banner of Lenin to honor the Soviet space program.
1967 - Canada defeats Russia in the International Hockey Tournament.
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1962 - American delegate Adlai Stevenson addresses the UN Security Council on the Cuban Missile Crisis.
USA - 1980 - In this US military training film, a Soviet officer tells his men they will soon be going west.
1953 - Nikita Khrushchev watches a parade in Moscow's Red Square celebrating the anniversary of the end of the Russian Revolution with troops marching.
1955 - Crowds cheer for Chairman Mao as he looks on at a May Day Parade through Tiananmen Square in Beijing.
USA - 1980 - In this US military training film, a Soviet officer explains maneuvers that might be mounted if the enemy puts up a strong defense.
1941 - In this Frank Capra documentary, the Luftwaffe and German army begin an attack on Russia (narrated in 1943).
1951 - Tractors are manufactured at a factory in Czechoslovakia.
1961 - Yuri Gagarin is celebrated by Nikita Khrushchev as the first man to travel in space, and NASA launches a Mercury Freedom 7 spacecraft with Alan Shepard aboard.
1961 - JFK shares his Manifesto of Peace at the UN General Assembly.
USA - 1980 - In this US military training film, a Soviet officer uses animation to illustrate the importance of control points during an advance.