RUSSIAN REVOLUTION, SOVIET UNION

RU 06, 1918, Moscow. The Kremlin (1918), pan of city, vs Kremlin buildings shot from the other bank of the Moscow River. Entrance in Moscow Kremlin through the Troitskye Gates. Bolsheviks' headquarters (1918): soldiers guarding building in Kremlin, special entrance for Sovnarkom members. Lenin standing alone on Kremlin central square (October 16, 1918). Lenin talking with Bonch-Bruyevich on Kremlin central square (October 16, 1918). Lev Trotsky on boat (1918), all dressed in a black leather costume, at this time Commissar for Soviet Navy. Yakov Sverdlov (1918), chairman of the Central Executive Committee, smiling and talking, in a group of vs people and elegant women. Bonch-Bruyevich (1918), chairman of the Soviet of Popular Commissars. Vatsetis, commander-in-chief of all Soviet forces, near train, in battle field looking through binoculars, talking w/ group of men (1918). Lunacharsky (1918), Popular Commissar for Education. Pokrovsky (1918), Vice-Commissar for Education. Chicherin (1918), Popular Commissar for Foreign Affairs. Karakhan, Vice-Commissar for Foreign Affairs (1918). Steklov, makes a speech, gesticulates (1918). Radek, stands ifro a car, lights his pipe (1918). Sereda, Popular Commissar for Distribution of land (1918). Stuchka, Popular Commissar for Justice (1918). Tsuriupa, Popular Commissar for Food supply (1918). Rykov, stands as Lenin on Kremlin central square, smokes a cigarette (1918); Podbelsky, Popular Commissar for Postal services (1918). Shlyapnikov, Vice-Commissar for Employment (1918). Kamenev, reads some papers, smokes a cigarette (1918). Rakovsky, takes a cigarette (1918). Krasin (1918). Rogov, Vice-Commissar for Communications, young man wearing a cap, looks like a thief (1918). Vice-Commissar for Postal services (?)lejsky and Pavlovsky-Pavlovich, two men sit and discuss some document (1918). Sosnovsky, director of, http://www.myfootage.com/details.php?gid=58&sgid=&pid=19804

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[purplepimpernel]

@napajedlacek 66/100

[napajedlacek]

how many of them were jewish ?  i think more than half

first Soviet politburo