@article{274430,
      note = {Silent with English subtitles.},
      author = {Dovz͡henko, Oleksandr Petrovych, and Pudovkin, Vsevolod  Illarionovich, and Shkurat, Stepan Iosifovich, and  Svashenko, Semën Andreevich, and Solnt͡seva, I͡U. I.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/274430},
      title = {Earth Chess fever ; The end of St. Petersburg.  [videorecording] ;},
      publisher = {Kino on Video,},
      abstract = {In Earth, workers on the Ukrainian farms struggle to use  the land for what they think are the best purposes.   Reflects the agricultural collectivization that was going  on in the Soviet Union at the time this film was made; in  Chess Fever, a young man's passion for the game threatens  to wreck his marriage; The End of St. Petersburg offers a  view of changing conditions in Russia as interpreted by a  young peasant who lived through the upheaval in St.  Petersburg which culminated in revolution in 1917. Surveys  the events of the war years, the overthrow of the Czarist  regime, and the final establishment of the people's  government and the transition from St. Petersburg to  Leningrad.},
      recid = {274430},
      pages = {1 videodisc (186 min.) :},
      address = {New York :},
      year = {2003},
}