Военно-стрелковый женский кружок города Киева на стрельбах, 1929 год (оператор Борис Цейтлин, снявший вместе с Дзигой Вертовым первый документальный советский фильм «Энтузиазм: симфония Донбасса»).
Военно-стрелковый женский кружок города Киева на стрельбах, 1929 год (оператор Борис Цейтлин, снявший вместе с Дзигой Вертовым первый документальный советский фильм «Энтузиазм: симфония Донбасса»).
Источник – ВУФКУ
BY Старый Следопыт
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