Soviet broadcast television channel video archive

Here we present footage from the Soviet broadcast tv video archive. For example, USSR broadcast television news announcements. Among videos, a Soviet broadcast on February 20th 1986, where the television programme Vremya announced on the air: “The orbital scientific station “Mir” launched in the Soviet Union”. You can preview a full video clip here. Besides, we have Central Television of the USSR Chernobyl nuclear reactor disaster announcement. At tvdata we license Soviet broadcast television channels announcement footage or copise in high resolution qality.

Streaming Newscaster Reading The Breaking News from Moscow

We can provide a television studio service in Russia and organize a Newscast with a presenter reading The Breaking News from Moscow. If you would like to set up a political debate, we are here to organise your multi-channel broadcast.

We have access to Soviet Broadcast Channel video archive footage databases 

However, there were several broadcast television channels in the Soviet Union, and some of their programming available as stock footage. During the Soviet era, Central Soviet Television (CTC) broadcast some historical events. In the Soviet Union, a state-controlled television network provided news, entertainment, and propaganda. CTC announced a number of major events, including:

1. Joseph Stalin died in 1953, the last leader of the Soviet Union.
2. The launch of the first man-made satellite, Sputnik, in 1957.
3. The Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962.
4. The death of Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev in 1982.
5. In 1986, there was a nuclear disaster at Chernobyl.
6. 1991 was the year of the collapse of the Soviet Union.

One of the main television channels in the Soviet Union was called “Central Television” or “CT USSR”. This channel broadcast a wide range of programs, including news, documentaries, and entertainment shows. Other Soviet television channels included “Leningrad Television”, “Moscow Television”, and “Ostankino Television”.

Stock footage from “Central Television” or “CT USSR”

and Images. You can browse their collections and search for footage related to Soviet television channels, or specific programs or events that were broadcast on these channels.

on our websites we offer Soviet-era stock footage

It’s important to note that accessing and using stock footage may require payment or licensing, and it’s important to ensure that the footage is used appropriately and in compliance with copyright laws. Additionally, some footage may require additional permissions or releases if it contains recognizable people, places, or brands. It’s important to research the specific requirements for each piece of footage that you intend to use.