Welt im Bild 37/1953 08.03.1953

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01 looking back on the life of Joseph Stalin's Kremlin. Stalin at the grave of the dead Lenin in 1924. The Soviet star on the top of the Basilica on the red square, great. Stalin takes off on grandstand parade, great. Russian troops, Marines took. Tehran Conference: American, British and Russian flag flying. Stalin in Tehran next to Roosevelt and Churchill. Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill at the Conference of Yalta (decision of the Division of Germany into four occupation zones). Russian, English, and American flag. Stalin on the Conference of Potsdam hand-in-hand with Truman and Churchill. Mass pre-accession March of frantic young people. Stalin waving on grandstand, great. Stalin on the 35th anniversary of the October revolution. His successor Voroshilov, Malenkos, Molotov.

02. rebuilding in the flood plain in the Netherlands flooded land. Men with flow meter measure the speed of run-off water. Repair of the broken levees. Crane drops stones into the sea.

03. Washington: Swearing in of Claire Booth Luce as US Ambassador to Rome Claire Booth Luce is sworn in by the American federal judge. John Foster Dulles stands next to her. Federal judges and foster Dulles To give the hand of Claire Booth Luce.

04. Paris: 12 lipizzaner horses in the Medrano circus lipizzaner horses dressage. Panoramic view from the top of the ring. Horses running figures. Spectators clap enthusiastically. Horse star with ballet skirt Cap dances solo on the Hindlegs.

05. Toy Fair in Nuremberg Märklin rotation machine works. Faerie Tale with moving dolls and animals. Giraffe - dolls cameraman filming. Helicopter flies. Monkey turn cage bars to the side, out, elephant's long trunk. Dog with spinning eyes and mouth is moving.

06. flower battle in San Remo flower car drive through the streets. Pretty girls are flowers among the spectators.

07. Munich: Salvator tapping keg is pierced, tall. Measure jugs are filled. Beer waitresses take the measure pitchers. Invaded Bavaria Chapel in the beer tent. Mayor drink Wang from large beer Stein. People swaying.

8th Munich: International competition of weightlifter Germany - Austria 4:3 Heinz Schattner / Germany, Olympic fourth, presses 265 pounds. Audience clapping. Austrians pushing 245 pounds. Additional weights be mounted outside. Rowing Hausen / Germany at the snatch of 115 kg. Weightlifter dropping weight. Judge. Heinz Schattner encounters 325 pounds. Schattner as overall winner at the award ceremony with porcelain figurine in the arm.

09 New York: New world record over 800 yards start at Madison Square Garden. Run over 800 yards. Time Witfield / United States, Olympic champion over 800 m, overhauled his rivals and is by a large margin with a new world record of 1 minute, 9.5 seconds through the target. Time Witfield after run, great.

10 Kiel: indoor handball Germany - Sweden 9:15 game in the Baltic Hall. Germany at the playback on the throwing circle. Sharp has a shot blocked by goalkeeper. Attack and goal throw Germany. Sweden will attack. Playback on the throwing circle and goal throw, throw on the Swedish goal. Goalkeeper blocks. Isberg is placed on the throwing circle. Referee decides on 7 m throw. Swedish goalkeeper spits in their hands. Goal throw Germany. Swedish gate litters. Viewers applaud half-close.

11 England: steeplechase by Cheltenham start machine goes up. Start. All horses jump over the first, second and third obstacle. No crashes. Jump over the last hurdle before the finish. Jockey loses balance and falls over the neck of the horse to the ground. Jockey Get up and leave the racetrack. On the HomeStretch leading knock hard with a lead by 5 lengths and WINS. Knock the winning horse runs hard with a lead. Viewers with binoculars, large. Jockey descends.

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Title:: Welt im Bild 37/1953
Country of Origin:: Federal Republic of Germany

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Date of Release:: 08.03.1953
Date of Production:: 01.01.1953

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Origin:: Initial brand that was Joseph Stalin + origin: paramount, Metro world Qu.

Reconstruction in Holland origin: Polygoon Secretary Claire Booth Luce origin: Metro Lipizzaner stallions in Paris origin: Pathé journal Toy Fair in Nuremberg camera: strong flower battle in San Remo origin: SEDI Salvator Anstion camera: Kang sports camera Weight-lifter in Munich: Hafner, Luppa, cooking world record over 800 yards: Witfield origin: Metro indoor handball: Sweden Germany camera: Luppa, Stoll obstacle race by Cheltennam origin: Pathe news end brand

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70th Anniversary of Stalin's Death († March 5, 1953)

On March 5, 1953, Moscow Radio reported that the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union and General Secretary of the CC of the CPSU, Josef Vissarionovich Stalin, had died after a serious illness. Four days earlier, he had suffered a massive stroke after one of his nightly drinking bouts with his entourage at his dacha in Kuntsevo near Moscow. His guards find him lying helplessly on the floor many hours later; they did not dare to venture into the despot's chambers earlier as they were afraid to do so without being asked first. The party leadership team quickly arrived and argued for quite a while over how to deal with the situation. When finally summoned the doctors made a diagnosis without any real treatment. When it became clear that the "Woschd" (leader) would not survive his ordeal, the Politburo began to wrangle over the redistribution of power.

The news of Stalin's death caused a real shock all over the Soviet Union - but also in many other socialist countries. Millions of people flocked to Moscow from all parts of the country to attend the four-day mourning ceremonies. At least one hundred people were killed in the crush during these four days, a fact that became public only much later. On March 9, the "Father of the Nations" was buried in the Red Square in a pompous ceremony with numerous international guests in attendance.

In his famous secret speech at the XXth Party Congress, then First Secretary of the CPSU Nikita Khrushchev openly addressed Stalin's crimes for the first time. Later he also had his body removed from its resting place next to Lenin in the mausoleum. However, the memory of the USSR’s heroic victory in World War II is inextricably tied to Stalin, so that he is gradually rehabilitated. Especially with the return to the nation's once-perceived invincibility, and in particular since the fall of the Soviet Union and most recently since the start of the war against Ukraine, Stalin has visibly gained new popularity in recent years.