Travelling to Moscow ft. Sir Laurence Olivier, Robert Lang, & More (1965) | British Pathé
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- Опубліковано 12 кві 2014
- Famous British actors of stage/tv/film including Sir Laurence Olivier, Robert Lang, Lynn Redgrave, Billie Whitelaw, Colin Blakely and John Stride travel from London to Moscow to put on a performance of Shakespeare's Othello in 1965.
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London and Moscow, U.S.S.R., Russia.
Famous British stage actors and actresses visit the Soviet Union to perform Othello.
C/U of road sign - 'Savile Row'. C/U of a table filled with fabric samples, tilt up to Billie Whitelaw holding a sample against her suit. C/U of Robert Lang having a suit fitted by a tailor. C/U of Lynn Redgrave at tailors. C/U of Colin Blakely trying on a camel coat. These actors are having clothes fitted for their imminent journey.
L/S of actors boarding a 'BEA' aeroplane, press photographers snap away from the runway. Good M/S of actresses, including Lynn R. climbing the steps to the plane. C/U of the 'air steward' (in fact, Sir Laurence Olivier). Various shots of the pilots in the cockpit, Sir Laurence is seen chatting with them. Various shots of the actors and actresses on board the plane.
Various shots of Billie W. on a hydrofoil whizzing down the Moskva river. Good view of the Kremlin. M/S of the domes and towers of the Kremlin. Various shots of Red Square, including three soldiers marching, guards of Lenin's mausoleum.
M/S of entrance to 'Gum', the famous shopping centre. Top shot looking down on network of walkways inside the shopping centre. C/U of two babushkas with headscarves buying fabric. Various shots of women shopping, the shop assistants use abacuses. Various shots of fountain inside the centre.
L/S of large fountain with gold statues in Economic Achievement Exhibition. Various shots of ornate follies and pavilions in the exhibition. M/S of people looking at a Sputnik exhibited in one pavilion - the narrator implies that the exhibition is part propaganda. M/S of a soldier taking a photograph of a little girl by the fountain, actor John Stride enters with two companions. John and the little girl fool about. Colin Blakely is seen buying bread from a street vendor with John and Robert Lang.
Various shots of Russians buying trinkets and toys from stalls - narrator points out inferior quality of these goods! M/S of the three actors looking at the Space Race Memorial - tilt up impressive monument. L/S of memorial. Various shots of massive big wheel in the main recreation park ( that according to narrator ; "falls short of London's Battersea Park"). L/S of a wide street lined by vast blocks of flats. Various point of view shots, from a moving car, of modern Moscow - new sky scrapers, impressive university buildings. Various shots of people buying soft drinks from vending machines. Various shots of people using grey telephone boxes.
Various shots of a party of actors and actresses looking around inside the Kremlin. C/U of a guard outside the British Embassy, Sir Laurence Olivier and wife, Lady Olivier, Joan Plowright, are seen arriving for a reception. M/S of Sir L. and wife shaking hands with the ambassador. Various shots of actors chatting under a portrait of the Queen at Embassy party; Sir L. playing the piano, watched by the ambassador. Various shots of the circus, actor Miles Malleson is seen in the audience. C/U of the Circus programme.
C/U of Cyrillic poster advertising Brit production of Othello. Various shots of the Kremlin, dubbed over with dialogue from the play. M/S of Billie Whitelaw and a 'blacked up' Olivier taking a bow on stage.
Notes: cuts exist - please refer to separate records.
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Honestly if this guy could narrate my life like this i'd be a very happy man
Yes, his voice is refined yet not at all pretentious; perfect
The classic British accent was gorgeous
The Russians were a truly happy nation in the 60s
"And now the brummie git has stubbed his toe whatta knob"
stupid narration from idiot
My Grandmother used to work for the company that made these films. She said they had so many employees that there were a dentist and a doctor in the main office.
That,s cool
That,s cool
In Soviet schools dentists came and examined children. And cured them right on the place . They stayed there for a month, then went to another school. Soviets never paid for medicine services. It was Nonsense for us. And as it wasn't business, doctors prefered to cure you fast and well without useless and expensive procedures as at present . What a country we lost... (((Omg
@@gulnaragulnara4240 well we still don't pay for most medical services...
@@As_Silent_As_Forest В России может и да. В Казахстане, в моем городке стоматологические услуги бесплатные только для детей. Очереди ужасные, записаться сложно, не дозвониться. Заведующая - активная бабулька, лет 70 советской закалки. Вырывает зубы тоже бабулька. На них все и держится. К лечению претензий нет. Во всяком случае с моей стороны.
One thing hasn’t changed since then and that’s UK’s queen lol
If you know about history you wouldn't comment this😂
@@wahaadullah1807 wdym?
let’s hope she’s the last 🙏
let's hope that ends
I don't know how much long will she live ? Her son grew old waiting to be a king ।
It always makes me happy when there's a western portrayal of Russia (& surrounding areas) that shows what a beautiful place is. So many Americans believe it's always freezing, grey and unfriendly. But anywhere can be like that, if those are the only pictures you see!
that's propaganda
I mean the KGB agents were close to every foreigner when they started filming, no wonder they have good optics
@@misterbig9025 where tf can you see propaganda? That’s not even a Soviet channel!
calling modernist and brutalist architecture "soviet" is simply ignorant. you will find very similiar buildings in cities across historically capitalist countries too, just less of them because there wasn't such a huge demand after WW2 compared to the eastern block
Mako but it did do its job of reducing homelessness very well
Don't show this to Bald and Bankrupt. He would go crazy.
I just did
@@misterbig9025 lol he probably is going to try and find each place.
he be like a soviet suit
@@CaughtMedia fr 😂
@@abdelhakwinston6200 look at these soviet buttons!
“This is a Country, one that sacrificed today for an ambitious tomorrow” … wow, what a great quote.
how tragically untrue it turned out to be
@@mrvk39just because the country you live in is sacrificing ambitious tomorrow for all the pleasures of today doesn’t mean it’s the same everywhere else
@@acidic3928 and can you articulate how it is true?
I am citizen of Moscow and the angle from which the British showed Moscow in 65s is magnificent 👏
"Citizen of Moscow", heh. Of course, Moscow is an independent state within Russia, just like the Vatican in Italy. That is why the Moscowites are commonly disliked and distrusted in Russia. Foreigners, greedy and arrogant.
@@amenhotepavoskin1307 Way of living is 100 times much better in Moscow in comparison with other Russia. But Moscow can’t be compared just even with the European or American villages living standards. Nowadays, it’s awful. Real (not nominal) average Moscow salary is 100-200 dollars per month, because of enormous taxes (80% of all the earnings). Also, many people of Russia are trying to move to Moscow (hunger and terrible economic situation in Russia) for a permanent living, so dozens of scary slums were built for them in last 5-6 years what caused a lack of space. Moscow citizens have problems with dangerous dirty water, rats, urina and crap on the streets and halls of a condos, lack of electricity, dirty (I mean the real dirt, as on swamps, not the dust) and crowded streets (because of provincial moving to the city), old and dangerous soviet condos (and they much better than a new slums!!!!), hundreds thousands of migrants from Caucasus and Asia (terrible crime situation and ethnic crisis, Russians hate them), hundreds thousands of homeless who are always “on a high”. Also Moscow has one of the biggest traffic jams (because of corruption) and highest parking price (just on the streets, it’s unbelievable to pay for it, because people have been parking for free for decades, and 1 hour of parking on the street cost 5 dollars, just don’t forget about the salary of 100-200 dollars). Also there are a lot of problems with food (it’s so expensive, 50% of citizens couldn’t afford just a food, they don’t eat meat, they eat only something you can compare to food for animals, and because of foreign sanctions, Russia has no it’s own factories). It’s awful, dirty and overcrowded place for living. Everything you could see in the centre of a Moscow is just a huge propaganda vail, nothing more. Many of people couldn’t just afford to be in the centre because of extremely expensive parking on the streets and public transport. All the persons unwanted by the government to be seen by tourists are taken away to the prison (beggars, protesters, picketers e.t.c). Russian couldn’t just even say the words of a protest somewhere, instead of UA-cam, that life there is awful and it’s all because of the government and corruption. For that words he/she could be sent to the prison or killed somewhere......
@@user-go5vk1fd2l stop telling bullshit
Ага, был я летом в вашем Москва-баде)
@@user-go5vk1fd2l idk where and what you have been seeing. It’s far from the truth tho 🤣 if it was that low 6 million people wouldn’t live there
This was when Soviet Union was at their peak Power... 60's, 70's were very good in USSR.. then in Late 80s everything went downhill
Soviet Union didn't opened its economy like China or Vietnam, it was matter of time to stagnate. Lenin knew it, that's why he put on track the NEP (New Economic Policy) similar to China, but future leader didn't follow that.
@@marcorivera8071 The US similarly began to bend in the 80s. The whole point is. that cheap oil and coal were running out. The cost of production began to grow. Therefore, in 10 years, China will stop developing. He'll run out of cheap coal. The United States after the 80s survived only thanks to the looting of Russia after the collapse of the USSR. Russia still pays tribute to the United States. But this is coming to an end and Americans will face a monstrous downturn in the economy. It will be 100%.
blame gorbechav and yeltsin
Few things - Afghan War, Gorbachev reforms, and ofc, none other than Boris Yeltsin
@@marcorivera8071 It was revisionism that ruined their economy
“They are sacrificing today for a better tomorrow” I wish the world was like this..
Trust me, you don’t. Look at the USSR, the way it was and the way it turned out
@@ivan.gryazin I’m Russian. I know.
The problem was that they were ''sacrificing and sacrificing'' but better tomorrow didn't come. In 1965 Soviet Union was most likely the closest to Western standard of living than it ever were later.... or maybe it was the beginning of 70s, but later it went downhill
@@lkrnpk i think in the collective memory, when perestroika i glasnost started in the 1980s, the corruption really took hold and destroyed all chances of the better tomorrow, as well as the sacrifices of past. One can argue that the 1980s destroyed a lot of social programs in the world, especially under the Reagan and Thatcher sphere of influence. It was just amplified in USSR because of the level of corruption.
I think that real problem was that they sacrificed other nations and other countries. If Russia wants to live like that again, fine, but brutally occupying other nations and push it's ideology is not right. It is terrible.
Actually, this is strange. Britain is the most ferocious rival of Russia and such non-political and happy footage of USSR during the Cold War on British TV seems like something extraordinary.
Not really Churchill and Stalin were close friends
@@user-mf5ue6rc5n ты смешон
Why would a newsreel about a cultural exchange program, despite the cold war, take on a hostile tone? They are guests in Moscow, it would be bad manners to be belligerent about it.
@@user-mf5ue6rc5n No they weren't
Ive never seen such nice footage of the ussr and russian people during those peak cold war years i dont even know who to believe anymore!!!!
From what I can understand, Capitalism is better for everyone when economy is growing and Socialism is better when economy is in bad shape. The opposite applies for the opposite circumstances. Because in Socialism in USSR they were poor but nobody left homeless or hungry. Meanwhile in Capitalism in USA when it peaked (late '70s) a growing number of homeless and hungry people appeared while others were filthy rich.
@@shrek_has_swag2344 Yes that happened because of the instant turn from agriculture to industrial age. I'm not here to support any of the economic systems. Both have their benefits and some HUGE flaws.
@@shrek_has_swag2344 Productive farmers? They were the slave owners. Ofcourse they were productive. They weren't paying anything.
@@shrek_has_swag2344 We can agree for the false labeling on no real Kulaks as Kulaks and for their treatment (deportations and executions). But the society before Bolsheviks were based on Kulaks and their slaves. Ofcourse now popular opinion suggests them as just land owners with paid employees (if just food can be called payment).
@@shrek_has_swag2344 that wasa only in 1920s and 30s afterwards it was all good.
'slices through the city like a sickle' probably a communist joke
Ha ha good one 👌
good job
Sooo refreshing to see Western footage actually showing the USSR for what it is, and not some damned aliens!!
😅😅😅😅
It's Moscow.
Also with the Beautiful Churches the Reds almost destroyed.
@@robertortiz-wilson1588 They didn't. They had anti-religious campaigns, but they weren't too much against religion. Most of USSR according to Soviet consensus was still religious, and once in the Second World War, Stalin invited the Orthodox Church Heads for some important meeting.
@@shubhnamdeo2865 I said, almost destroyed. The Soviets did desecrate and destroy many Churches, there were even some calling for the destruction of all of them, including the beautiful ones still seen in Moscow in the video in the early days. That was stopped once the people started revolting too much on the issue. So there was just widescale persecution, and anti-religious campaigns instead. Outside of big beautiful historical Church buildings in the big cities, others were still periodically destroyed elsewhere in the country. Stalin’s anti-religious campaign was very explicit and violent until the Soviet Union was invaded. Then he had to get something to actually rally the people instead of communism, so brought back to Orthodox Church leaders and nationalism. A few years after the war, he began to seriously cracking down again before dying. Khrushchev did the same but far less deadly and violent, at least in comparison, then it gradually began to lesson as time went on and people continually gave up on the regimes core ideology.
@@robertortiz-wilson1588 Hmm, ok.
"this mysterious human beings" hahahaha!!
А что хочешь то ?сам хоть знаешь ?
people were charming and elegant back then.
@@saffannagani5723 Are you stupid?
@@saffannagani5723 what???! Are you saying that just white people are elegant? Smh
60s really seemed like the peak for most countries
But hypies ruined everything
The country that sacrificed today for an ambitious tomorrow
Сильная фраза, недалеко мы ушли с этого момента
Тоже зацепило. Вот щас думаешь, а может пожертвовать нах всем сегодня ради того амбициозного вчера? 😂
Английский снобизм,поднялись на разграблении чужих стран в виде колоний,пиратский флот вообще в законе был,только королеве налоги плати и грабь кого хочешь...
@@redflag7663 Тебя это вообще не должно волновать, совок!
Best UA-cam channel ever.
@@nadlax5920 Me too
Yes!
stupid narration from idiot
@@MINI-ME666 *Feminist detected on UA-cam soil, lethal force engaged*
"The country that sacrifices today for an ambitious tomorrow" is incredibly accurate
@ChaiwatThATprotonmailDOTcom in the bright future 😆
@ChaiwatThATprotonmailDOTcom the freedom: Putin and Yeltsin with a capitalist dictatorship. And don’t talk about that neonazi of Navalny, that “will change Russia”
@ChaiwatThATprotonmailDOTcom Putin in 2000’s actually called democracy “the most important thing in Russia”. And to be honest, Russia still was democratic until 2016-17. I mean, there were a big progress in Russia’s economy in 2008-2014, so the fact that Putin honestly won the election in 2012 is obvious. But his election in 2018 is totally fake, nothing to add!
@@mxndim Yeltsin wasn’t a dictator, he had a real democracy! And Putin also was democratic by his first years of presidency. Unlike now of course
@@mxndim and why do you call Navalny “neonazi”? Navalny has a clear liberal position
LOL at 2:09. "How do these mysterious human beings live, we wonder? They breathe, they talk, they walk, they eat, they shop. Truly a spectacle to behold!" I'm just glad he deigned to grant the Soviets the title of "human beings." Western propaganda was so weird back then...
It’s just that nobody knew about life in the USSR. We just think about the government, how powerful it was, and how it treated its people, which translates its people to be tough and not having any feelings...sort of. That’s why he put it like that
Yes, although I did not find Moscow in the 1960s, but I like it more like this. Spacious, with an abundance of greenery, majestic architectural ensembles of avenues and skyscrapers, the University on the Lenin Hills, Gorky Park, VDNKH, and also with these bagels, soda machines and other cute little things 🙂🙂🙂
They knew to make movies back then. I love their ability to pair music with video.
Moscow is really beautiful. I wish they could develop the rest of the country like that
They built thousands of buildings under communist rule and lifted millions out of poverty.
youre middle eastern
This video makes Russia seem to welcoming. Most movies/shows make it seem like I'm gonna be spied on and killed as soon as I land.
That is so.. But Moscow- not all Russia, you need to know...
Usa started more wars and invaded more countries then russia/ussr
In america you have 40 millions homeless people that are citizen. You have people that basicaly work like slaves their entire life to pay rent and survive
Russia/ussr life might not be always glamourous everywhere. Just like many other developed countries! But you never find a russian citizen homeless in the street. A loot of russian are unemployed or work part time jobs. And are able to have a descent life
The only reason why ussr/russia is painted so negativly its because it was a rival of usa, france and uk and their allies
40 million homeless people what drugs are you on
@@youwot2430 visit san francisco los angeles detroit new york chicago. Basicaly each big american city have like at least 20 000-50 000 homeless people 😂 it was done by some statistical studies the exact number is at least 40 millions homeless in 2015!
Of course! If you have no job/work part time. And there is no, complicated or limited welfare cheque. And no family friend want to help you. Where you gonna live????
@@mathewvanostin7118 40 million homeless people? did you pull that fact straight out of your ass? lmao
The travel to the past.. USSR spirit feeling very well.. Thank you for the video 👍☺️
We were happy in the USSR. The Government betrayed us.
@@gulnaragulnara4240 you mean gorby boy right?
@@gnas1897 Correct
Всю жизнь живу в Москве..,с рождения,с 1965года..,показано однобоко,с иронией,легкой насмешкой…,да у нас много чего не было..,но мы были счастливы..,и самое большое богатство у нас есть и сейчас,это наша Москва и наши люди…
@@gulnaragulnara4240 Government of Gorby tried to help you, but it came too late. There was stagnation and most importantly, the Yeltsin Government betrayed you and threw the Soviet Union idea in the ditch in 1991 despite a consensus in early 1991 to let USSR remain or not showing 71% approval. And during the signing of these plans, the August Coup happened and then Yeltsin usurped power and then undid all of Gorby's works and dissolved the USSR for personal gain, and then your family just like 99% of the Russian families entered various states of crises which Yeltsin didn't bother about improving. Gorby shouldn't have gone for glasnost that early, the biggest mistake of his reign.
beautiful film
Sir Lawrence Olivier what a man ! I love him narrating World at War. Just brilliant !
marathon man film
@@paulmcdonough1093 Hamlet, Sleuth, Boys From Brazil, Rebecca, Spartacus, Shoes Of A Fisherman are classic by a legendary lord.
@@frankdenardo8684not to mention Hamlet and Henry V.
@@paulmcdonough1093 Zell. The evil Nazi dentist. The same as Dr. Mengele
The USSR was underrated.
Stalin's USSR is quite overrated, only the bad parts. The good parts of the USSR, ie the late 50s to the early 80s (Kruschev to Brezhnev) is underrated indeed
@Евгений Морозов I know. But the westerners only look at the bad stuffs. As if they haven't done some terrible stuffs themselves
True I'm a indian
Родился в Сибири. Жил в Америке. Жил в Москве. Был в Европе. Сейчас живу в Омске в Сибири. Смотрю это видео и понимаю. Мне повезло быть русским. Спасибо за прекрасное путешествие в страну, которая жертвует собой не только ради завтра. И не только ради себя.
kazap🤣
@@Oberschutzeedid someone f your mother on your back? 🤣🤣
Amazing!
It's propaganda. Everybody knows how it was to live in USSR
@@wahaadullah1807 where are you from?
@@wahaadullah1807 Did you realize this comment has 6 years right?
The USSR was the first country in the world where the working day was 8 hours. Many capitalist countries made concessions to their workers, so that the revolution did not take place in them. While women fought for their rights in the West, the USSR became the first country where women were equal in rights with men. This is truly a great country.
My family and our friends with Nostalgia remember those times!
@ComradeGDNO thank you comrade!
@ComradeGDNO I am from Kharkiv City, from east Ukraine🇺🇦. My country was once occupied by the Soviet Union, so I know perfectly well that these videos are nothing more than a show for tourists. More or less normally only Moscow residents lived in the USSR, and not all of them. The vast majority of the population of the USSR lived in poverty, had no right to their own opinion and even their own housing (housing belonged exclusively to the state), also citizens USSR constantly been oppressed and repressed by the totalitarian government, which everyone had to praise because otherwise they could be arrested and even executed.
@@faidh8 proof? Yeah all ukraine people hate USSR u know why, cuz they don"t like the russian in the charge of leader.
Literally my country New Zealand was the first to introduce the 8 hour day and also the first to give equal rights to men and women. Search in Google if you want. We are the third most capitalist country in the world (I'm not proud of that though)
Вас дебилов оказывается много
it's funny to listen to when gentlemen from the upper class come to the USSR in suits made of the most expensive fabrics specially made to order before the trip to "shock" the proletarian public ... and those gentlemen are trying to ridicule the simple and unpretentious clothes of Soviet citizens who came just to relax in the park and were not going to impress the English "lords", many of them came from distant cities and villages for a weekend or vacation. That isn`t very nice, although in the spirit of the Western propaganda. The authors of the film could, for comparison, show the London or Nottingham slums of those years and how posh people dressed there and what gorgeous toys the children of workers play there, who do not even know what it is to have heating or hot water in a house.
I am from Kharkiv City, from east Ukraine🇺🇦. My country was once occupied by the Soviet Union, so I know perfectly well that these videos are nothing more than a show for tourists. More or less normally only Moscow residents lived in the USSR, and not all of them. The vast majority of the population of the USSR lived in poverty, had no right to their own opinion and even their own housing (housing belonged exclusively to the state), also citizens USSR constantly been oppressed and repressed by the totalitarian government, which everyone had to praise because otherwise they could be arrested and even executed.
@@faidh8 and by the way. the standard of living of workers in modern Kharkov is many times worse than it was in Soviet times. People have no money to pay for heating and gas. No work. on the streets, beggars rummage in dumpsters, medical assistance is not available, and there are no basic medicines in pharmacies. And most importantly, there is no freedom. Veterans who fought against the Nazis are dying of hunger and do not have the opportunity to lay flowers at the monuments of their heroes, because fascists - are your heroes, veterans are simply beaten if they wear their military uniform. People are afraid to express their opinion in their native language, if you are against killer Bandera, then the nationalist thugs simply beat you up. Youth with a fascist swastika arrange torchlight processions. The country is in ruins. Industry has been destroyed, you are bombing your own cities, killing women and children, robbing - is this now called freedom? That what remains of the enterprises belongs to foreign companies and banks. Even black soil is exported abroad, and the peasants are begging. This is the Ukrainian modern reality. And you still dare to lie on the Soviet Union.
@@allaseremetova4257 Stupid Kremlin tales from Nazi Moscowia (with Vlasov's Nazi flag - tricolour🇷🇺) to make the zombie population of Moscowia proud of their military aggression against Ukraine. All you have is Kremlin's TV propaganda. It is immediately obvious that you have never been to Kharkiv or Ukraine in general, that is why you are writing this delusion. Heal your brains from the Nazi propaganda of the Kremlin now, because if be late - your Nazi country will end its existence as the Third Reich ended its existence.
@@faidh8 say no to drugs
@@faidh8 It's so funny when a Kharkivite who has barely lived, I think, even a couple of decades in the USSR starts telling everyone how people lived not only in Moscow, but in the rest of the USSR as well. And it's not for you, with your blatant nationalist rhetoric, to talk about Nazi flags over the Kremlin. So it's you the one who should rather "heal his brains" from the propaganda of Kiev, which sows hatred and enmity in your heads and protects the blood money of Kolomoysky, Akhmetov and the rest of their gang.
САМЫЙ древний компьютер-доставил))
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АБАКУС!
Зато работает в отличии от новомодных cash registers.
Krasnici...
Ага аж до 90х использовали в прогрессивном СССР
1:41 Who remembers when the USSR flag was proudly flown on that dome?
And now there is that Oligarch flag 😪😭😭😭
@@ximrade4287 So true!!!
Good day. Many thanks. Like and love from Baku city
I don’t think I’ve ever heard a more compassionate, yet strikingly accurate way of describing the Soviet Union as what this man said here: “This is a country that sacrificed today, for an ambitious tomorrow.”
And I don’t mean to say this puts the Union in a positive light, mind you. This phrase works both ways.
Nowdays we call it housing loan
I was conceived in the summer of that year in Moscow.=)
So that's why you speak English! :)
Why am I watching this and my eyes becoming wet... How bright they faces was.. How glorious and ambitious their dreams and aspirations was.. And what can I see now( Unbowed country zooms to the sky outside of my window.. But world is ruled by "dogs", that howls in hearts >_
I guess world would be a happier place if it wasn't for the internet.
дада, и трава была зеленей, и солнце было ярче
@Tumhara Baap he said, that earlier the grass was greener, the sun was brighter (like in Pink Floyd's song "High Hopes")
@ChaiwatThATprotonmailDOTcom no comments) How can you imagine that people achieve such success in all science and culture and social spheres, defeat the best army ever created? Your logic is that they did these things notwithstanding, contrary to Party and Authority. But it is impossible.
@ChaiwatThATprotonmailDOTcom look at them on the video. Where did you see slaves and scared faces? I can say only one thing. Everyone judge from himself by the means of his own models of behaviour. If you consider sacrifice as animal behaviour, it tell us a lot about you.
OMG I LOVE Russia!!!
Its such a beautiful, strong and independant country ❤❤❤❤
It was such a delight listening to the narrators in television shows of the past.
I am proud,that I was born in USSR!
Nothing to be proud but OK
@@user-mf5ue6rc5n говори за себя.
Congratulations Russia ! You committed a crime of war killing an ukrainian disarmed soldier yesterday !
@@bobduvarlol, not like the ukranian didn't commit war crime too against the russian
@@bobduvari can congratulate Ukraine being the champion of war crimes
Красивый ролик, спасибо.
the narrator is fine...better than now! great job
This is very interesting. Having been a capitalist most of my life, I'm now disgusted at homelessness and the amount of food and other products that people buy and then throw away. Surely it would be better to meet in the middle somehow, however almost all politicians are self serving - so that will be difficult to achieve. Now I find myself gaining interest into a society where the basics are shared so that no-one can be homeless. what a tragic narrative we now live in.
Read Ayan Rand's FOR THE NEW INTELLECTUAL
meeting capitalism and communism in the middle? Canada and Denmark have got you covered.
@@canadianradiochemist4465 In what way? There is zero central economic planning in those countries.
@@filipmac5577 0_0
@@canadianradiochemist4465 lol
Hollywood loves to show Russia in during USSR area in Grey colors.
all the buildings and roads have no colour other than that of pure concrete so go figure
@@blocksarefun1 Did we just watch the same video?
Russia in the Soviet times was dull and colorless. Very primitive in many ways.
igor perez No it wasn't, lol
@@ihorperec4990 you think they suddenly got all the colour back in the past 20+ years? It was always there. It's literally here for you to see in film.
Wow. All during the Cold War. No wonder the actors were dressed by British firms a gratis. I also had no idea Billie Whitelaw performed in Shakespeare no less than Desdemona. Wow she was always associated with working class roles in film and Telly. Fascinating.
Nice ,bro!
At the end, Olivier is raving the lines of Othello, then we see him on stage blacked up. I was a teenager in the 1960s and it shocks even me to see him like that.
3:26 Wholesome
The humanity needs the CCCP back
@ChaiwatThATprotonmailDOTcom North Korea isn't actually socialist, just so you know. They practice "juche".
@ChaiwatThATprotonmailDOTcom It's not a local name at all. It's North Korea's state philosophy. All elements of Marxism-Leninism were dropped and the new juche ideology was fully implemented in 1974.
@ChaiwatThATprotonmailDOTcom, "go to the Africa" if you like capitalism. Sounds stupid, don't you think? Sounds stupid like you're first comment.
@ChaiwatThATprotonmailDOTcom, It's convenient to jump from an uncomfortable topic, isn't it? Especially to replace the ideas of Juche and socialism. And, of course, ignore the embargo along with the sanctions on North Korea.
@ChaiwatThATprotonmailDOTcom If you punish North Korea in the way you're suggesting, all you will do is force China to act on their behalf. They are NK's strongest ally because they need a buffer state between themselves and South Korea. Besides that, it's not like international punishments are effective at all towards the government. It's always regular citizens that take the hit.
"Sometimes drab, and sometimes dramatically beautiful"? He means like London or Paris, New York or Chicago?
My sociology teacher said that the loss of the USSR is a loss for the whole world, humanity has lost an alternative, even America has lost greatness without balance.
Moskow is a beautiful city according to certain meme song.
No, like rachel from friends
@@fgjjdgb3949 no offence but your sociology teacher is wrong. Moscow was was the pinnacle and it was still a pale immitation of even the drabest of western european cities. Ask any Russian over the age of 40.
As any great city
Where I was watching these video I remember Muslim Magomaev song "it's the best city on the world". Thanks for it's video. You showed a very interesting places on Moscow.
Москва прекрасна во все времена,а с годами становится только краше!!!❤
Клоун
@@dennystreet2454да уж куда там до усраины 😂
Hunni, look at the happiness of your people and don’t judge others not knowing day to day life.
How simple was life back then..
Very simple indeed one wrong move and gulag is your new home
@@user-mf5ue6rc5n shut up
@@user-mf5ue6rc5nне стоит перебарщивать
Как-то слишком мало моих соотечественников...
Что же, стану одним из тех, кто оставил комментарий.
Ты не один)
@@polarregion7001 приятно знать!
Да здесь много нас, но все предпочитают писать на английском, так как англоязычной аудитории больше
Spectacular Moscow!
Socialism does not make countries poor. 1980s - 1990s Russia was only economically crushed because it was forced to devote 3/4th of its budget to military arms. But without such obligation, people will be fed, happy, and satisfied. Like in this video.
I’m glad there are people in the West that are aware of it. It’s important to have a critical thinking and not be fully brainwashed by modern western propaganda
exactly! socialims is most effective economic doctrine! it was clearly seen during ww2. people talking about communism and don't understand it...
I would say the war on Afghanistan bankrupted the ussr
Russia was not forced to spend 3/4 of its budget on the military. The leadership chose to spend that money, to maintain their system and rule over other countries, e.g. the Central Asian republics, and to oppose the western countries with nuclear and other weapons. Everywhere there has been socialism there has been hardship and dictators: Russia/USSR with Stalin, China with Mao, North Korea with the three Kims, Cambodia with Pol Pot, even Cuba and Venezuela. Socialism in Russia and China has been paired with imperialism, i.e. dominating neighbouring countries. In the 1980s the impression I have of Russia is that people were fed up with that system, and even the leading members of the Communist Party did not believe in it any more. No one had any incentive to keep it going, so it collapsed.
7:20 I really would' ve liked to interview that guy and know his life story
Family, house and work. Thats everything. Pretty similar today.
interesting announcers spoke in that same cadence as announcers did back then in the States, but here obviously with a British accent.
Wonderful Moscow 😍
Actually "Otello" is absolutely not politically correct due to a blackface of the main hero. :D
P.S. A little bit of a nostalgy about the old Moscow.
Благодарю за видео.
Только текст ужасный, как будто об обезьянках в зоопарке
@@annalehman93941 Англосаксы как всегда выше всех себя преподносят,,кстати Гитлер идеи нацизма подчерпнул из Англии,и у него там было много поклонников включая брата королевы
Lol British people calling fellow European Russian as mysterious human being...lolll
Интересное было время
„If the Kremlin sounds frightening, it looks beautiful“ :))))
You made it sound frightening with mentions like that one.
I know this predates IASIP but i can't help but hear the similarities between it's soundtrack and the music here
Aah. Good old Moscow with so much less traffic
Какие раньше были телефонные будки...
Красиво
So true: they sacrifized today to have better tomorrow... And today we sacrifized tomorrow for yesterday...
Everybody looks happy. I miss USSR.😢
You mean Moscow only and maybe a few other towns.
Саму эпоху коммунизма 🎉
The 60s, when you dress up for a flight
60th were the Soviet zenith. Than, bad economic decisions, incorrect reforms, slowed down any progress.
Of course media made USSR look like one big Gulag, but in reality it was actually pretty good country.
Khrushchev closed the gulags and worked to improve living standards.
@@chriswatson3464🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐
Could they please come back? The city needs a thorough clean up
Russia is so beautiful!
Not whole Russia. Rural and remote regions look dull, abandoned and depressing. Churches are crumbling, 3 out of four farmhouses abandoned.
@@ligametis yet - After the restoration of capitalism.
In the center of Moscow😂
@@ligametis лабусов не спрашивали.
@@runoflife87 ?
Damn i would love to see Moscow back then.
I am from Kharkiv City, from east Ukraine🇺🇦. My country was once occupied by the Soviet Union, so I know perfectly well that these videos are nothing more than a show for tourists. More or less normally only Moscow residents lived in the USSR, and not all of them. The vast majority of the population of the USSR lived in poverty, had no right to their own opinion and even their own housing (housing belonged exclusively to the state), also citizens USSR constantly been oppressed and repressed by the totalitarian government, which everyone had to praise because otherwise they could be arrested and even executed.
@@faidh8 I said i would love to visit Moscow,not to live in USSR :D
@@faidh8 so how come did the productive industrious Ukraine of the "oppressive" Soviet Union turn into a country whose economic is dependent on agriculture and whose resources are all owned by Western multinational under capitalism, freedom and democracy? And how come did the "starving, repressed and oppressed" Ukraine had a higher GDP per capita (adjusted to USD inflation) at the fall of the Soviet (which I have to say was not pretty at all) than today? One where the president Biden son's is talking about "taking advantage of Ukraine's corrupt system" to profit or one where Trump declares Ukraine to be a "corrupt country". A country who lost all dignity, with Western puppets at the head of it. And a country where one is so "free" that 3.8 million Ukrainians left it. I wonder why...
And I'm commenting as a Ukrainian born whose parents fled Ukraine a few years after the collapse of the Soviet Union. And what you commented is definitely not the comments my grandparents or parents made of that time period and we lived in Kiev.
@@faidh8 that is in ukraine but in other it not like that:)
our country is big and people are friendly and any guest is welcomed here, no matter what west media can say. People is not the government, our goals with the government are completely different. I hope one day there will be a lot of tourists from the whole world. I remember in 2018 when it was world football tour I met so many foreigners and even helped few guys when they were lost in the streets. also metro stations were translated to English and Moscow looked like Paris that time. I really love see Russia as a open and friendly place for the whole world and glad to see tourists in the streets. this year with world cup in Russia was one of the best years that I can remember
Pure new wool from Australia
Интересно раньше руками держа монеты рассчитывались за булочку и этими же руками не боясь и не задумываясь не о каких инфекциях брались за еду и продавщицы не заботились не о какой санитарной защите продаваемых изделий питания...а возле автоматов с газировкой пользовались общим стаканом...впрочем мне не удивительно это обычное для меня с моего советского детства😀
Зато теперь фашисты, управляющие миром, пытаются лишить людей даже простого человеческого общения, ссылаясь на то, что все могут быть "заразными"!
0:53 sorry you don't have a Soviet Union Visa 🤣
What is the music playing called?
Great country USSR
The working class paradise..
👍
Как красиво было в Москве раньше
Fascinating. Certainly no queues for bread being shown! I would have liked to get to Russia pre-1989.
Oh Larry you could never be accused of over-acting 8:05 🤣 and ohhhh my 8:21...... 😳
I visited Russia on a business trip in the summer of 1994. As the place had just suffered a collapse, it probably didn't look its best - there were pot holes big enough to swallow a Lada in St Petersburg. I thought Moscow quite a smart city, roughly comparable to Paris. Everywhere else I visited, anonymous industrial towns outside the two famous cities, were industrial slums of a squalour I have only otherwise seen in the more derelict parts of the rust belt of the USA (Philadelphia comes to mind, streets and streets left derelict, factories abandoned and just left as eye sores).
The one thing I will say is that the Russian people were always very smartly turned out, especially the women.
No wonder you have such impression of Russia, the 90’s were the worst years for my country! It became even worse in 1994 than it was in 80’s. But now Russia is much better (at least big cities)! You may visit Moscow and Saint-Petersburg, they are now one of the best cities in Europe.
@@whoareyou7399 I am from Kharkiv City, from east Ukraine🇺🇦. My country was once occupied by the Soviet Union, so I know perfectly well that these videos are nothing more than a show for tourists. More or less normally only Moscow residents lived in the USSR, and not all of them. The vast majority of the population of the USSR lived in poverty, had no right to their own opinion and even their own housing (housing belonged exclusively to the state), also citizens USSR constantly been oppressed and repressed by the totalitarian government, which everyone had to praise because otherwise they could be arrested and even executed.
@@faidh8 Funny is that ukraine would rather support nazis who wanted to exterminate them than Soviets who didnt who must have been stupid 😂😂😂
@@ximrade4287 None Nazi's or fascist's organization not have in Ukraine 🇺🇦 (and president of Ukraine is Jew🇮🇱) , while in the Moscow Horde🇷🇺 is known only from official data on 57 Nazi organizations and groups, and how many of them are unofficial? Moreover, the state flag of Moscow Horde is the tricolor🇷🇺 of Nazi's General Vlasov, the same one who directed one of Hitler's projects called the "Russian Liberation Army 🇷🇺". Moreover, it is the Moscow Horde🇷🇺 that promotes hatred of Africans, Jews🇮🇱, Chinese🇭🇰🇨🇳, Anglo-Saxons🇬🇧🇦🇺🇨🇦🇳🇿🇺🇸, Poles🇵🇱, Ukrainians🇺🇦, Belarusians⚪️🔴⚪️, Estonians, Latvians🇱🇻, Lithuanians🇱🇹, Turks🇹🇷, and others at the state level, as well as hatred of liberals🏳️, democrats🏁 and LGBT community🏳️🌈. Moreover, Ukraine is fighting for its independence and territorial integrity, but the Moscowitens want Moscow Horde🇷🇺 to border of Britaine🇬🇧. Moreover, Putin and former President Medvedev have regularly and happily quoted and continue to quote the words of Hitler, Goebbels and Himmler.
@@ximrade4287 None Nazi's or fascist's organization not have in Ukraine (and president of Ukraine is Jew) , while in the Moscow Horde🇷🇺 is known only from official data on 57 Nazi organizations and groups, and how many of them are unofficial? Moreover, the state flag of Moscow Horde is the tricolor🇷🇺 of Nazi General Vlasov, the same one who directed one of Hitler's projects called the "Russian Liberation Army 🇷🇺". Moreover, it is the Moscow Horde🇷🇺 that promotes hatred of Africans, Jews🇮🇱, Chinese🇨🇳, Anglo-Saxons🇬🇧🇺🇸, Poles🇵🇱, Ukrainians🇺🇦, Belarusians⚪️🔴⚪️, Estonians, Latvians🇱🇻, Lithuanians🇱🇹, Turks🇹🇷, and others at the state level, as well as hatred of liberals, democrats and LGBT community. Moreover, Ukraine is fighting for its independence and territorial integrity, but the Moscowitens want Moscow Horde🇷🇺 to border of Britaine🇬🇧. Moreover, Putin and former President Medvedev have regularly and happily quoted and continue to quote the words of Hitler, Goebbels and Himmler.
Some of the 39+ year olds in this video might have served in the red army during WW2.
Very ominous once you start to think about it.
All these people, women, children, had to die. When Churchill planned the atomic bombing of the USSR. Think about it and relax.
@@user-dr1re7ge7t This is why Soviet/Russian propaganda is perfect: you didn't lie, but you misinformed as hard as you could.
Being a War Hero or at least a veteran was very good for a career both political and civil. Almost everybody older than 18 were drafted during the war, so yes, everyman you see on this video older than 40 is a war veteran
@@GolovanJot think about what the red army was notorious for when it entered Germany, and Berlin. The mass.... you can probably fill in the blank.
@@solomonarbc please don’t start the argument how inhumane were the Soviet army, taking into consideration how British basically leveled Dresden and Hamburg and how the Americans nuked half a million civil population
Very objective depiction of the USSR. A country which sacrificed its today for its better tomorrow
You won't find a depiction like that of present day Russia in Western MSM today, not because Russia has become a worse country, but because the Western media has become much much worse.
@Heiliger Katholik "Better" is a comparative term, always relative to what existed before, and Khrushev's USSR was incomparably better and freer than Stalin's, not only in terms of material well being (the 60's and 70's were by far the best years for the average soviet citizen, in the 80's the slow collapse began) but also in terms of comparative freedom.
@ChaiwatThATprotonmailDOTcom is that so😂 tell me what constructive things the capitalist society has done for the world in the past few decades.
@ChaiwatThATprotonmailDOTcom they left poverty due to the government programme that provided them high subsidies and guaranteed market share of their produce. How is that remotely related to capitalism 🤡
Glory to the USSR, the country that destroy fascism and make proletariat lives much better in the whole world.
💕 💕 💕
the first vlog in moscow by other country?
26 years after this came out, soviet union was no more
makes me want to visit Moscow.
Rock me Dr. Zaius
i live in moscow❤️
Moscow today is different from the one in 1965
@@misterbig9025 Hope you and Carrie are still together.....
@@misterbig9025 of course. It is much more modernized now!
The footage is beautiful. It is hilarious that his strongest criticism he could come up with is that their plastic toy consumer goods are less varied than ours around 4:20, and “substandard” consumer goods is nonsense as most of their goods and clothing last far longer than ours, and trying to insulate that their growth is uneven despite it being more than twice our GDP average growth 1920 to this video in 1965. Almost everything you see in USSR was developed after 1920, not before, so the level of astronomical growth is obvious.
очень интересно)
Approved- 🇬🇧 goes to Moscow
Such movies made when West had "warm" connections. Not so, at Stalin time, or Chrushev...
- has crescendoed, and reaching its peak?😀
Shopkeeper using abacus to calculate! Can you imagine that??