1940s - United Nations flags fly over Rockefeller Plaza in New York City.
1943 - In this Frank Capra documentary, allied troops march and sing in support of Russia.
1964 - The Polish military puts on a display celebrating the anniversary of the end of Nazi occupation, passing for review by the visiting Premier Khrushchev.
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1945 - US Army General Reinhardt leads his troops to meet with Russian soldiers.
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UKRAINE and USA - 1950s - Nikita Khrushchev addresses the UN and archival footage shows the Russian army fighting in WWII and Ukrainian farmers working their land.
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1935 - Water fountain displays light up Russian cities at night and paratroopers perform an exercise.
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1947 - America's George Marshall, France's Georges Bidault, and Britain's Ernest Bevin arrive for the Moscow Meeting (narrated in 1965).
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1918 - Russian and Czech soldiers meet in Siberia.
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1940s - As UN talks between delegates of western and eastern Europe stall, Soviet Russia emerges as a world power (narrated in 1965).
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1949 - NATO military leaders meet, and servicemen from North America and across Europe arrive with weaponry to defend democracy (narrated in 1965).
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1945 - American, British and Russian soldiers pose together for a field photographer and share cigarettes.
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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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1946 - Iranian Prime Minister Hossein Ala' addresses the UN Security Council, expressing his regret that Ambassador Gromyko has walked out in protest of Russian-Iranian relations.
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1946 - When Soviet Ambassador Gromyko threatens to walk out on a UN Security Council meeting over a dispute with Iran, Egyptian delegate Hafez Pasha speaks up on behalf of small nations.
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1935 - A montage of daily life experienced by the varied people spread across the Soviet Union, from the Volga to Siberia.
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1965 - Soldiers patrol the border along the Iron Curtain in Berlin, and memorials are set up for those who died trying to cross to the western side.
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1955 - Politicians including President Eisenhower and Nikolai Bulganin put on a good face at the Geneva Summit, but no real agreements are reached (narrated in 1965).
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1949 - With Marshall Plan dollars and NATO's protection, European countries begin rebuilding (narrated in 1965).
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1948 - American doctors travel to the Italian countryside to help eradicate malaria (narrated in 1965).
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1948 - Ernest Bevin, the British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, explains how the Marshall Plan is helping Europe's economy to recover.
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1949 - Soviet Foreign Minister Vyshinsky won't talk to the press about Russia's atomic bomb work, and does not want UN interference.
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1945 - Huge crowds, civilian and military, pack a railroad station in Prague.
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1946 - When the UN Security Council votes not to postpone Iran's presentation on a Soviet-Iranian conflict, Russian Ambassador Gromyko walks out in protest.
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1965 - With Khrushchev no longer in power, children of Soviet satellite countries and occupied Germany still face an uncertain future.
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1960 - NIkita Khrushchev holds a press conference at the Paris Summit to accuse American spy forces of shooting down a Russian plane.
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1965 - Though poor people are still to be found in Rome, they agree that the overall economic situation has improved since a common European market was established in 1957.
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1946 - When Soviet Ambassador Gromyko asks that the UN Security Council postpone Iran's petition to be heard, Secretary Byrnes insists the Iranian ambassador has a right to protest.
1943 - In this Frank Capra documentary, stockpiled German weapons and vehicles captured by the Russians are shown, as well as German POWs and corpses.
USA - 1980 - In this US military training film, a Soviet officer compares his army's notion of a meeting engagement with the US Army's movement contact.
1944 - A Russian POW caught by the allies in France gets permission to go back over enemy lines for his platoon so they can all surrender.
USA - 1980 - In this US military training film, animation is used to depict how tactical air support would be used in a Soviet-US battle.
1941 - In this Frank Capra documentary, German forces occupy Greece (narrated in 1943).
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1951 - Tractors are manufactured at a factory in Czechoslovakia.
1943 - FDR, Joseph Stalin, and Winston Churchill meet at the Tehran Conference. FDR introduces Churchill's daughter Sarah, a servicewoman, to Stalin.
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USA - 1959 - In this drama film, a woman (Deborah Kerr) nervously spills her drink at a tense dinner party when a Soviet officer (Yul Brynner) asks about her husband.
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1948 - Soviet powers in Germany sector off a Russian area of Berlin and cut off supply routes to the sectors occupied by western forces (narrated in 1965).
1941 - In this Frank Capra documentary, Mussolini's troops attempt to take Greece but are fought off by the Greek Army, which infuriates Hitler (narrated in 1943).
1949 - With Soviet Russia advancing its atomic research, American power plants receive extra security.
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1940s - Under Stalin's leadership, Soviet Russia imposes communism on annexed satellite countries (narrated in 1965).
1960 - An educational film teaches students about surreptitious listening devices that can be used in rooms such as motel rooms.
USA - 1980 - In this US military training film, a Soviet officer uses an animated map to show what tactics his men should use in a meeting engagement where there are no front lines.
1968 - Technicians work in a Soviet space program control room.
USA - 1980 - In this US military training film, a Soviet officer uses an animated map to break down the different components of an advance guard's motorized rifle company.
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UKRAINE - 1940s - A montage of many jobs worked by men and women across Ukraine, from rural to urban areas.
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USA - 1959 - In this drama film, an Englishwoman (Deborah Kerr) is frightened by the advances of an intimidating Soviet officer (Yul Brynner).
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USA - 1959 - In this drama film set during the Hungarian Uprising, a Soviet officer (Yul Brynner) is impressed by an Englishwoman (Deborah Kerr) who speaks up for herself.
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1975 - A NASA engineer monitors the landing of the Apollo-Soyuz spacecraft.
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1945 - Decorated men and women of the Soviet Armed Forces pose with American soldiers to celebrate victory.