Soviet film on damage to Russian cultural heritage shown at Nuremberg Trials

Film | Digitized | Accession Number: 2019.401 | RG Number: RG-60.6952 | Film ID: 4283, 4284, 4285

Overview

Description: This Soviet-made film submitted at Nuremberg on February 21, 1946 concentrates on damage to architecturally important Russian buildings, especially churches and monasteries, as well as the destruction of places of historical interest linked to Russian writers and composers. There are no images of the synagogues that the Nazis ruined or defiled.
Film Title: Razrusheniia proizvendii iskusstva i pamiatnikov natsional'noi kul'tury, proizvedennye nemtsami na territorii SSSR
Film Alternate Title: The Destruction of Works of Art and Artifacts of National Culture, Wrought by the Nazis on the Territory of the USSR
Duration: 00:25:00
Date: Production: 1946
Locale: Soviet Union
Credit: Accessed at United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of the International Court of Justice
Contributor: Producer: Central Studio for Documentary Film, Moscow
Director: S Bublik

Physical Details

Language: Russian
Genre/Form: Documentary.
B&W / Color: Black & White
Image Quality: Excellent
Film Format: Master
Master 4283 Digital: DPX 2.5K - b&w - sound - HD
Master 4284 Digital: DPX 2.5K - b&w - sound - HD
Master 4285 Digital: DPX 2.5K - b&w - sound - HD
Master 4283 Digital: DPX 2.5K - b&w - sound - HD
Master 4284 Digital: DPX 2.5K - b&w - sound - HD
Master 4285 Digital: DPX 2.5K - b&w - sound - HD
Master 4283 Digital: DPX 2.5K - b&w - sound - HD
Master 4284 Digital: DPX 2.5K - b&w - sound - HD
Master 4285 Digital: DPX 2.5K - b&w - sound - HD
Master 4283 Digital: DPX 2.5K - b&w - sound - HD
Master 4284 Digital: DPX 2.5K - b&w - sound - HD
Master 4285 Digital: DPX 2.5K - b&w - sound - HD

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Copyright: International Court of Justice
Conditions on Use: Researchers must obtain permission from the International Court of Justice to copy and use any of the sound and film recordings in this collection. Contact the Library of the Court at library@icj-cij.org.
Copyright Holder: International Court of Justice

Keywords & Subjects

Keyword: BUILDINGS CHURCHES DOCUMENTS NUREMBERG (INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL) SOVIET UNION SOVIETS

Administrative Notes

Legal Status: Permanent Collection
Film Provenance: The archives of the Nuremberg International Military Tribunal were entrusted to the International Court of Justice by a decision of the Tribunal on October 1, 1946. The archives were transported to the Peace Palace, where representatives of the Tribunal and the staff of the Court took delivery of them on March 14, 1950. The Nuremberg Archives consist of the films presented as evidence during the trial, written documents, and gramophone disc recordings of the hearings. The UN, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, and the Memorial de la Shoah, cooperatively digitized the film, audio, and microfilm components of the Nuremberg Archives in an agreement signed in July 2017. The digital transfers from 37 original 35mm nitrate films were received in May 2018.
Copied From: 35mm nitrate
Film Source: International Court of Justice
Mémorial de la Shoah, Centre de Documentation Juive Contemporaine
File Number: Source Archive Number: H 4167
Source Archive Number: H 4168
Source Archive Number: H 4169
Special Collection: Steven Spielberg Film and Video Archive

Record last modified:: 2024-02-21 08:00:51
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