A Cameraman at the Front

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War Documentary hosted by narrator unknown, published by IHF in 1942 - Russian narration

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This 1946 Soviet documentary that memorializes the work of Vladimir Suschinskiy, one of the heroic cameramen who accompanied the Red Army throughout the Soviet Union, into Poland, and finally on to the Reich itself. In Breslau, fierce combat is being waged on German soil. Then, on February 22, 1945, we see the last frames he ever shot. A shell exploded next to him, fatally wounding him. Vladimir Suschinskiy, war correspondent and combat cameraman, was awarded the Stalin Prize for his work. He fought for his country with a camera in his hands. This is his story.