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NS Khrushchev in France. (1960)

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Scene №1 NS Khrushchev in France

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French President De Gaulle Sh utters in during the reception in honor of NS Khrushchev (Synchronously in French, sounds overs translated into Russian), listening to his present speech, next to De Gaulle is Gromyko AA

NS Khrushchev refers to De Gaulle to return speech (synchronously), the guests listened to his speech, among them, Khrushchev NP and Khrushchev EN, a general view of the hall, where the reception takes place.

De Gaulle applauding at the end of Khrushchev's speech, gesture, invites him to follow him.

Khrushchev, De Gaulle and persons accompanying them out of the Elysee Palace, the guard of honor stands for "attention" rack.

Khrushchev and De Gaulle sit in an open car and leave, accompanied by a motorcycle escort.

The inhabitants of Paris, welcoming Khrushchev on a street.

Personnel

Nikita Khrushchev - a state and political figure
Charles De Gaulle - French statesman and politician

Calendar

03.1960

Locations

Paris

Seasons

Spring

International cooperation; Political figures; Foreign policy
Space; Biography; Policy

Scene №2

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NS Khrushchev speaks at a press diplomatic luncheon in Paris March 25, 1960 during his visit to France (synchronously), the press listen to his speech.

Participants Applaud Khrushchev, Khrushchev asked to ask questions, says short speech (synchronously).

The press conference of Khrushchev, the interpreter translates the question (synchronously).

Personnel

Nikita Khrushchev - a state and political figure

Calendar

03/25/1960

Locations

Paris

Seasons

Spring

Political figures; International cooperation; Foreign policy
Biography; Policy; Space