Marshal Rodion Malinovsky speaks and Russian naval troops march during 40th Anniv...HD Stock Footage

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Marshal Rodion Malinovsky speaks and Russian naval troops march during 40th Anniversary Parade in Moscow.
The 40th Anniversary Parade in Moscow. Red Square during a parade. Soviet dignitaries stand at reviewing point. Marshal Rodion Malinovsky, the USSR Defense Minister, salutes from moving car. Civilian spectators stand on the street. Marshal Rodion Malinovsky steps out from the car. Malinovsky speaks on microphone. Russian naval and infantry troops in review. Troops march with twin guns. Missile similar to NIKE towed in parade. People applaud. Giant missile towed in parade, another giant missile in the background. People applaud. St Basil's Cathedral on Red Square. Parade passes with picture of Lenin. Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev, Marshal K Y Voroshilov and Mao Tse-tung wave. Girl athletes parade. Globe of world with flashing lights, a sputnik in orbit is carried in parade. Balloon is released Location: Moscow Russia Soviet Union. Date: November 1957.
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