State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1982.

On the video: landscapes of Sevastopol; weather station "Ai-Petri", comments of a meteorologist, talks about the peculiarities of work; measurement of fresh water reserves, nature of Crimea.

Comments by the foreman of meteorologists of the station "Ai-Petri" Vyacheslav Ozerov.

The film is dubbed in russian languages.

Station "Ai-Petri": Soviet meteorologists

Crimea, 1964. The film "Glory of Sevastopol", produced by the Kyiv Television Studio.

The film tells the story of a gathering of veterans of the German-Soviet War, former participants in the defense of Sevastopol. The video features: veterans at former battle sites; views of the city; architectural and historical landmarks.

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimean Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

“The Glory of Sevastopol”: a TV movie

Crimea, 1964. The film “The Legend of Mount Sapun,” in Russian. It tells the story of celebration of the 20th anniversary of the “liberation” of Sevastopol (Crimea) from Nazi occupiers.

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimean Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

“The Legend of Sapun Mountain”: a TV movie

Crimea, 1964. The film “My City by the Sea” about Sevastopol, in Russian.

In the video: a panorama of the city, residential construction, the seaport, streets; training on Black Sea Fleet warships; production processes at the Balaklava Ore Mining Administration named after M. Gorky; people on a bus, city streets, dancing, the sea. 

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimean Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

“My City by the Sea”: a TV movie

Crimea, 1965. The film “Battery, Fire!” is in Russian. It tells the story of the defense of Sevastopol during World War II. The video features participants in the defense and battle sites, views of the modern city, and archival newsreel footage. 

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimean Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

“Battery, Fire!”: TV movie

26 March 2004, Sevastopol, Autonomous Republic of Crimea.

In the video: Sevastopol Bay, view of the city, Ferris wheel, Monument to the Sunken Ships, Bayonet and Sail Memorial, Monument to the Soldier and Sailor, lighthouse, Mikhailovskaya Battery, port, grain silos, port cranes.

Sevastopol, 2004

Crimea, 1961. A visit by diplomats from the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada: they travel by bus, visit the “Livadia” sanatorium and the “Massandra” state-run winery, and fly back. 

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimea Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

Foreign Diplomats in Crimea: 1961

Crimea, 1961. The Simferopol–Yalta trolleybus line. The video shows Alushta and a rally marking the opening of the second phase of the inter-city high-altitude trolleybus line. 

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimea Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

A high-altitude trolleybus in Crimea

Crimea, Sevastopol, 1961. The video shows a gathering of former participants in the revolutionary events of 1919 in Sevastopol, including Y. Ageyev, A. Kryuchkov, and the Frenchmen F. Basset, F. Lev, E. Cannel, and L. Dubray. The participants tour the city, visit historical and cultural landmarks, and lay a wreath at the grave of soldiers who died during the assault on Sapun Hill.

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimea Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

A gathering of veterans in Crimea: 1961

Kharkiv Television Studio, 1959. The video shows workers from the V. Malyshev Kharkiv Transport Engineering Plant heading to a company resort in the village of Mykolaivka, Simferopol District, Crimea; boarding a bus; cabins built by the plant; the beach; and vacationers.

We are publishing this video as part of the “Crimean Archives” initiative: a joint project of Public Broadcasting and the Central State Audiovisual and Electronic Archive.

Employees of the Kharkiv plant in Crimea

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1983.

The TV film "Sudak Gems" is dedicated to the Sudak district of Crimea.

On the video: winter, sea, blizzard in the Crimean mountains; Sudak, vineyards, various plans of the city; performance of the Ukrainian dance ensemble, audience; village school in the district; comments of the administration on the tasks set for the development of the resort area of ​​the region; "Almaz" beach; Kara-Dag, various plans, history of the mountain-volcanic massif.

The film is dubbed in russian languages.

History of Sudak and Kara-Dag

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Television Film Studio "Ukrtelefilm", 1981.

The TV film "If SOS Sounds" is dedicated to the story of the work of sea rescuers of Kamyshova Bay in the city of Sevastopol.

On the video: views of the bay, ships, various plans of the coast; dock, workers at work; rescue ship, sailors performing their duties; interviewing the rescue ship's crew; sea, various plans.

The film is dubbed in russian languages. Contains elements of Soviet propaganda.

Crimea AR