1951 - Communists hold a small meeting in Czechoslovakia.
1941 - In this Frank Capra documentary, Russian soldiers are able to keep Moscow from occuping German forces (narrated in 1943).
1940 - In this Frank Capra documentary, Hitler is seen planning military operatives against Russia with his generals (narrated in 1943).
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1949 - Anti-NATO protests are staged in Moscow, but don't deter Paris from welcoming NATO's Supreme Commander, General Eisenhower, to their city (narrated in 1965).
1944 - Vyacheslav Molotov addresses the 10th Supreme Soviet.
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MOSCOW AND BEIJING - 1963 - Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, and Britain's Prime Minister Home sign the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty in Moscow, leading to Chinese Red Guards protesting outside the Russian embassy.
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UKRAINE - 1940s - Farmers harvest grains and tend to livestock in Ukraine.
1968 - Technicians work in a Soviet space program control room, with one man communicating through a microphone.
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1948 - Czech President Benes and Foreign Minister Masaryk try to keep Czechoslovakia a democracy but face increasing pressure from the communist party, who ultimately stage a coup (narrated in 1965).
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1947 - Winston Churchill gives a speech at the Hague on the importance of uniting a pro-freedom Europe.
1941 - In this Frank Capra documentary, Russian guerrilla armies comprised of men and women are seen fighting in forests (narrated in 1943).
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1935 - A montage of daily life across the Soviet Union includes childcare workers, rebuilding of churches, and a meeting of Siberian villagers.
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1947 - Vyacheslav Molotov walks out of a conference about the Marshall Plan, which he finds insulting (narrated in 1965).
1910s - In this Frank Capra documentary, Russian troops and German troops are seen awaiting review, and battlefield explosions are seen (narrated in 1943).
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1945 - Generals Reinhardt and Rokossovsky sign autographs at an allied victory celebration, while American soldiers dance with Russian servicewomen in front of large portraits of Stalin and FDR.
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1918 - Russian, Czech, Serbian, Chinese and French soldiers pose and salute for the camera individually.
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1945 - Huge crowds, civilian and military, pack a railroad station in Prague near a church.
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1945 - Russian soldiers hold up a flag brought from Stalingrad. Generals Reinhardt and Rossovsky sign autographs at a victory celebration.
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ASIA AND EUROPE - 1940s - A montage of WWII activity includes the Doolittle Raid and the 1945 Potsdam Conference.
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1948 - Protests against the Marshall Plan spring up across Europe, backed by Stalin (narrated in 1965).
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1951 - A military parade is held in Prague, Czechoslovakia.
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RUSSIA - 1940s - Joseph Stalin leads a Soviet Union with a powerful army, busy industry, and many poor communities.
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UKRAINE - 1940s - People play music and dance in the mountains of Ukraine.
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UKRAINE - 1940s - The mining, lumber, oil and steel mill industries flourish across Ukraine and other Soviet satellites.
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BERLIN - 1989 - People chip away at the Berlin Wall in Germany, as free transit from the eastern part of the city to the west is finally allowed.
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1965 - Russian sentries guard Lenin's tomb in Moscow's Red Square, and Russian families visit an exhibit on space exploration.
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1962 - JFK gets tough with Nikita Khrushchev, ending the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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1962 - Nikita Khrushchev protests speeches at the UN General Assembly by Secretary General Hammarskjold and Prime Minister Macmillan.
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1956 - Premier Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev are invited to London (narrated in 1965).
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1953 - Joseph Stalin dies, leaving a vacuum in the Russian government (narrated in 1965).
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1945 - The differences between post-WWII pro-democracy western Europe and the heavily war-damaged eastern Europe are compared (narrated in 1965).
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1946 - A physicist speaks on the danger of an arms race between America and Russia.
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1951 - Men applaud the arriving speakers at a communist conference in Czechoslovakia.
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1945 - US Army General Reinhardt meets with General Baranov and other Russian officers in an open field.
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CANADA - 1945 - Canadian factory workers make electrical equipment and railway cars for the Russian military.
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1946 - The UN Security Council votes to demand Soviet troops withdraw from Iran, and the Iranian delegate Hossein Ala shares his gratitude for the decision.
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CHINA - 1949 - Madame Chiang Kai-Shek proclaims that Russia will never own or be involved with China (narrated in 1969).
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RUSSIA - 1940s - Men and women across the USSR are pressed into military service for Russia and march in parades.
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RUSSIA - 1930s - Joseph Stalin meets with Vyacheslav Molotov and Leon Trotsky over the decade.
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1969 - Chinese, Portuguese, African and Russian reporters cover the Apollo 11 mission from private consoles at a NASA press center.
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1935 - Joseph Stalin oversees a May Day Parade in Moscow's Red Square.
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1935 - A montage of daily life in the Soviet Union includes military parades, childcare, and women enjoying the beach.
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1975 - NASA engineers go over drafts and maps for the Apollo-Soyuz project.
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1940s - Men listen to and take notes on speeches given at a Greek Resistance rally, with enormous portraits of Marx, Stalin and Lenin hanging behind the lectern.
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1948 - Western European nations gather to sign the Brussels Treaty as a means of mutual security against communism, but their militaries have largely been demobilized while Russia's has stayed strong (narrated in 1965).
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1951 - Men gather for a large communist conference in Czechoslovakia.
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1951 - Communists hold a small meeting in Czechoslovakia.
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1951 - Men repurpose bricks with machines in the wreckage of a factory in Czechoslovakia.