ADMIRAL NAKHIMOV - 1947 RARE SOVIET RUSSIAN NAVY FLEET FILM POSTER

Description: Original film name: АДМИРАЛ НАХИМОВReleased title for English speaking countries: ADMIRAL NAKHIMOV POSTER ARTIST: KHRAPOVITSKIY V.G. DIRECTED BY: VSEVOLOD PUDOVKIN GENRE: DRAMA, HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY POSTER LANGUAGE: RUSSIAN PRINT YEAR: 1947 PRINT RUN: UNKNOWN POSTER COUNTRY: USSR FILM COUNTRY: USSR PUBLISHED BY: UNKNOWN SIZE: IN: 27 ⁹/₁₆ x 40 ⁵/₃₂ - CM: 70 x 102 PRODUCED BY: MOSFILM STUDIO CONDITION: FOLDED, FRAGILE OLD PAPER FILMPLOTSTARSIMDBARTISTFILMPLOTSTARRINGIMDBFACTSOriginal official Soviet unusual art poster for the film: "Admiral Nakhimov" is a fictional historical and biographical film about the talented Russian naval commander of the mid-19th century, Admiral Nakhimov, filmed by director V. Pudovkin according to the script of the Leningrad writer I. Lukovsky in 1946. Russia. 1853 year. War with Turkey is brewing. The best people of the country are worried about the fate of their homeland, their people. Among them is Admiral Nakhimov. The bearer of the glorious military traditions of the Russian fleet, he proposes, in the name of protecting the Black Sea coast from the Turkish invasion, to strike a direct blow of the Russian squadron on the Bosphorus. But the narrow-minded, arrogant courtier Menshikov rejects Nakhimov's plan. Turkey declares war on Russia. With a small squadron, Nakhimov bursts into the Sinop Bay, boldly imposes a battle on a huge Turkish squadron and, having smashed it, takes prisoner a group of Turkish admirals led by Osman Pasha. The brilliant victory of the Russians in the Battle of Sinop infuriates the enemies of Russia. A powerful anti-Russian coalition is being formed, headed by the British Conservatives and the French Emperor Napoleon III. The united Anglo-French-Turkish squadron, which includes many ships with steam engines, approaches the shores of the Crimea and blocks Sevastopol. Russian sailors, performing an act of the greatest sacrificial heroism, flood our sailing fleet with their own hands, blocking access to the Sevastopol Bay for enemy ships. The days of the heroic defense of Sevastopol begin. Admiral Nakhimov becomes the soul of the defense. He appears in the most dangerous places of battles, his quiet confident voice instills courage and courage in the hearts of defenders. Taking part in repelling an enemy attack, Nakhimov dies on the Malakhov Kurgan. Over his body, the Sevastopol people swear loyalty and devotion to their homeland. Aleksei Dikij, Evgeniy Samoylov, Vladimir Vladislavskiy www.imdb.com/title/tt0039132/ HISTORY OF CREATION: In 1928, in Sevastopol, the majestic monument to Nakhimov by A.A.Bilderling and I.N.Schroeder, installed at the Grafskaya pier in 1898, was demolished. But by the turn of the 30s - 40s, the name of the tsarist admiral again began to gain popularity thanks to the novels "Sevastopol Starada" by S. Sergeev-Tsensky, "Admiral Nakhimov" by A. Zonin. The play by I. Lukovsky about Nakhimov was staged in three drama theaters at once, including A. Tairov at the Chamber Theater. The author of a historical essay about Admiral E. Tarl, who consulted the actors, published a two-volume monograph "The Crimean War" during the Second World War. The name of Nakhimov was given to the newly opened naval schools for adolescents. The final step in the official recognition of Nakhimov's merits was the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of March 3, 1944 on the establishment of the Order of Nakhimov (1st and 2nd degree) and medals. The script was written by Lukovsky (instead of Paustovsky who refused) [2]. Pudovkin, Vasilyev and Golovnya began work on the production while they were being evacuated, all full-scale and combined filming of squadron battles were planned on the basis of the Black Sea Film Factory in Odessa. A swimming pool with an open horizon of 1200 sq. meters. A long search for the leading actor led to the choice of theatrical actor Alexei Dikiy. The shooting began in 1945, they took place in Sevastopol, Odessa and in the pavilions of "Mosfilm" . From the unity of democratic anti-imperialist forces of the world, from their determination to fight for peace and security, for genuine democracy and socialism depends the future of the world. G. DIMITROV Dimitrov Georgi Mikhailov (1882 - 1949) is an activist of the Bulgarian and international communist movement. Dimitrov was called the "Bulgarian Lenin" and the leader of the Bulgarian people. After his death, he built a mausoleum in Sofia, like Lenin's......................................................................... ARTIST: Zhukov N. DATE: 1972 EDITION: 25.000 PUBLISHER: "Izobrazitelnoye Iskusstvo", Moscow LANGUAGE: Russian SIZE: in: 23x35 - cm: 57x87 CONDITION: Folded ........................................................................ Listing and template services provided by inkFrog

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