Beginning of the Cold War

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Yalta : les prémices d'une Europe coupée en deux

Publication date 23/02/1945 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

Conférence de Crimée, à Yalta, pour préparer l'après-guerre, avec Edward Stettinius, secrétaire d'Etat américain, Antony Eden, chef du Foreign office britannique, Winston Churchill, Staline, Molotov, Ministre russe des Affaires étrangères, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Byrnes, Andrei Gromiko, et Andrei Vichinsky : images de l'arrivée des responsables, de la table ronde et de la photo "de famille".

The war in Indochina

Publication date 26/10/1950 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

In Washington, the Minister of National Defence of the PLÉVEN government, Jules MOCH, is received by the Secretary of State for Defence, MARSHALL to support the French government in its fight against communism in Indochina, in parallel with Korea. Indeed, the danger is more pressing because of Communist China arming the Viet Minh. French paratroopers fly over the Sino-Vietnamese border crossing at Cao Bang in north Tonkin a few days before the abandonment of these posts.

Soviet Espionage Case

Publication date 01/01/1948 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

Report on a Soviet espionage case. Investigators including NIXON are examining a microfilm in an office of the Federal Court of New York. He holds a microfilm in his hand and makes a statement. Mr WHITTAKER CHAMBERS, former communist, testifies before the jury. Mr. Alger HISS, a former member of the Department of Foreign Affairs, testifies before the jury.

Conference of Potsdam

Publication date 10/08/1945 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

At the Potsdam conference Major Attlee, President Truman and Marshal Stalin laid the foundations for tomorrow’s world.

The problem of the atomic bomb

Publication date 29/09/1949 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

Statement by Mr. André LABARTHE, French observer at Bikini, on the problem of the Russian atomic bomb. Recall in pictures of the disaster caused by the atomic bomb in Nagasaki and Hiroshima.

The advent of the Republic in Sofia

Publication date 21/11/1946 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

The communist takeover in Bulgaria. The People’s Republic of Bulgaria was proclaimed on 15 September following a referendum that abolished the monarchy. Then the parliamentary elections of 27 October granted 70% of the votes to the Patriotic Front. In Sofia, the communist Georgi DIMITROV, leader of the Patriotic Front, is acclaimed by the population.

The Constitution of West Germany in Bonn

Publication date 01/01/1949 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

In a school in Bonn (FRG), a constitution was born for West Germany: after nine months of difficulties, the 65 parliamentary delegates brought in a basic law for the new Federal Republic of Germany. President Konrad ADENAUER signs the Constitutional Act. Subject MUET.

Soviet Propaganda on War and Bacteriological Weapons

Publication date 01/01/1952 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

Excerpt from a Soviet (mute) propaganda film on bacteriological weapons used by Westerners in Korea.

Formation of the Bloc de l'Ouest and the Bloc de l'Est

Publication date 30/12/1948 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

Explanations of the consitution of the Western bloc led by the United States and the Eastern bloc led by the USSR: development of the Marshall Plan, takeovers of the communist power in the republics of Eastern Europe, particular situation of Berlin.

Signing of the agreement of the fourteen

Publication date 28/10/1954 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

In Paris, at the Palais de Chaillot, the signing of the "14" protocol, which made Germany accede to the North Atlantic Treaty (NATO) during a session chaired by Lionel Ismay Hastings, the first president of NATO.

The organization of the Marshall Plan

Publication date 21/10/1948 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

At the Muette Castle, the brotherhood of the "19" signs the Marshall Plan. Messrs William HARRIMAN (USA), Paul-Henri SPAAK (Belgium) and Robert SCHUMAN (France).

Warsaw Treaty signed on May 14, 1955

Publication date 01/01/1955 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

Images of the signing of the Warsaw Treaty celebrating the military, political and economic alliance between the USSR and the countries of Eastern Europe.

Election of the President of the East Zone

Publication date 20/10/1949 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

Election of the President of the new German Democratic Republic or GDR, Mr Wilhem PIECK.

The Atlantic Pact

Publication date 07/04/1949 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

Signing of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Pact, NATO, 4 April 1949, in Washington, USA, with Robert SCHUMAN’s speech in the gallery.

Truman receives Churchill at his private residence in Fulton, Churchill speech

Publication date 01/01/1946 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

CHURCHILL’s speech at Westminster College in Fulton, United States, on March 5, 1946, remained famous for its denunciation of the iron curtain that shares Europe from Stettin to Trieste. Factual images are silent.

The great exodus to Shanghai

Publication date 01/01/1949 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

Retirement of Chinese Nationalist Troops, American Troops and Population in Shanghai Harbour

Korean War: American forces around Seoul

Publication date 07/06/1951 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

Americans threatened with encirclement withdrew a few kilometres from Seoul by destroying bridges.

In front of the Iron Curtain

Publication date 11/08/1949 From €100.00

Beginning of the Cold War

Near Schnackenburg in Germany, the German populations of the Russian and English occupation zones meet, separated by the barbed wire delimiting the zones.