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Soldiers atop Soviet tank during standoff near Friedrichstrasse checkpt
US President Ronald Reagan discusses the unratified Salt II Treaty with the Soviet Union on nuclear arms.
A Soviet missile destroyer sails off Oman's coast as Oman asks the US for more military aid.
US tank drives along the Friedrichstrasse in West Berlin
Soviet tanks point towards US tanks near Friedrichstrasse checkpoint
The Sun Newspaper headline states that eleven communists have been convicted.
Rosenberg protest (HD)
EAST GERMAN MILITARY TO KEEP SOVIET FLAVOR DESPITE RUSSIAN TROOP WITHDRAWAL
President Gerald Ford says that as long as he is President, our country will not recognize the Soviet Union's domination of Eastern Europe.
President Richard M. Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, pleased to have completed a nuclear weapons treaty, joke while signing the document.
U.S. President Richard Nixon and U.S.S.R. leader Leonid Brezhnev exchange SALT I documents and shake hands.
Red Army soldiers stand before the World War II Memorial and eternal flame at the Kremlin.
State Department spokesman William Dyess defends US President Ronald Reagan's tough stance against the Soviet Union.
The headline for a newspaper reads, "All 11 Reds Are Convicted."
A newspaper headline states, "Text of 12 Spy Documents Identifies Hiss Handwriting."
British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher discusses global reductions of nuclear weapons and other political issues.
At a press conference, US President George H. W. Bush says he will discuss Soviet proposals to cease uranium production when he is ready.
1990's HARD NEWS PART 1 COMPILATION
1980s HARD NEWS PART 2 COMPILATION
1980s HARD NEWS PART 1 COMPILATION
1990's HARD NEWS PART 2 COMPILATION
US Navy Admiral Noel Gayler commends Russian naval commander Sergei Gorshkov for his expansion of the USSR's navy.
Soviet tank withdraws from position adjoining Friedrichstrasse checkpoint
Former astronaut Buzz Aldrin talks about the US-Soviet space race.
During a state visit to the USSR, US President Richard Nixon shakes hands with Soviet citizens while a marching band plays and Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny walks nearby.
US President Richard Nixon gives his first televised speech to the Soviet people from the Kremlin, saying that the United States and Soviet Union should continue strides toward peace.
US President Gerald R. Ford comments on progress being made in the US-Soviet talks, saying that when he meets with Leonid Brezhnev they hope to end up with a SALT II agreement.
US President Jimmy Carter comments on the relationship between the Soviet Union and the United States and the relating challenges since WWII during his State of the Union address.
Soviet tanks across from the Friedrichstrasse checkpoint during standoff
Nixon announces a breakthrough in SALT talks
US President John F. Kennedy expresses the America's thanks on John Glenn's successful space flight.
Carter SOTU on Nuclear Arms Race
East Germans cross into West Germany.
US President Richard Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev walk through Camp David and Brezhnev displays a jacket he received as a gift.
US President Ronald Reagan and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev hold a photo-op in the Oval Office.
US President Ronald Reagan and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev attend a banquet at the Soviet Embassy in Washington DC.
US President Jimmy Carter comments on American captives in Iran and Soviet troops in Afghanistan during his State of the Union address.
A sign in four languages notifies travelers that they are leaving the American sector or West Berlin.
A plane takes off from an airport; soldiers leave a plane and others unload equipment during the Berlin Airlift.
A propeller plane taxis at an airport during the Berlin Airlift.
US President Jimmy Carter responds to criticism from Senator Ted Kennedy, asserting that Kennedy's statements were inaccurate.
USS Valdez off coast of Florida
United States President Dwight Eisenhower talks about using diplomacy to resolve the conflict with communist China over Formosa.
President Ronald Reagan statement on U.S. air strikes against Qaddafi
Nixon announces a breakthrough in SALT talks
SEN CRANSTON DEFENDS ISRAELI RAID ON IRAQI NUCLEAR REACTOR
Nixon announces a breakthrough in SALT talks
John Fitzgerald Kennedy - JFK Compilation
US President Richard Nixon and other White House officials meet with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko.
Soviet soldiers march past US President Richard Nixon and Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny after a diplomatic mission between the United States and the Soviet Union.
President Richard Nixon and Soviet Party Chief Leonid Brezhnev sign a treaty that limits the chance of nuclear war.
United States President George H. W. Bush talks about the United States and the Soviet Union pulling troops out of Europe during his 1990 State of the Union Address.
Necmettin Sadak, Minister of Foreign Affairs in Turkey, and US Secretary of State Dean Acheson discuss problems of mutal defense in 1949.
Planes and searchlights Tempelhof Airport (HD)
Dr. Stephen Cohen of Princeton University talks about the United States and the Soviet Union reaching an agreement which could end the nuclear arms race.
Soviet spokesman Gennady Gerasimov talks about President George H.W. Bush's troop reduction plans.
Rodney Pope talks about a marine who was caught fraternizing with Soviet women was sent to Hawaii.
Senators William Cohen and Sam Nunn discuss arms talks with the Soviets.
A U.S. food airplane taxis at a Berlin airport during the blockade.
Paul Warnke, former U.S. arms negotiator, says that Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev may be ready to make a deal on limiting nuclear weapons.
Professor William Leogrande of American University talks about Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev visiting Fidel Castro and Cuba.
John Chrystal says that Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev wants to redefine socialism and that he is not a capitalist.
US President Gerald Ford receives a Russian hat from Soviet Ambassador to the US Anatoly Dobrynin at a White House ceremony.
US President George H.W. Bush says he is going to the summit and will stand on American principles when it comes to world peace.
Assistant US Defense Secretary Richard Perle discusses proposals to eliminate problems with Soviet compliance with treaties.
United States President George H. W. Bush praises the actions of the Polish government during a speech.
US Defense Secretary James Schlesinger says that the US must match the Soviet Union in military forces.
Foreign Affairs Quarterly Editor Willim Hyland believes that Mikhail Gorbachev is bringing an end to the Communist Party.
A family sits in a living room and watches television as President Richard Nixon broadcasts a message while on a trip to Moscow.
US tanks pass spectators on the Friedrichstrasse in West Berlin
President Gerald Ford says that the US will meet with other superpowers so that they can reduce tensions.
American Sabre jets line up at a Munich air force base, ready to engage Soviet aircraft after a Soviet jet fighter fired on a U.S. weather reconnaissance plane.
Chairman of the Armed Services Committee Les Aspin comments on US President George H. W. Bush's refusal to negotiate with the Soviet Union on withdrawal of short range nuclear missiles.
Soviet Official Vitaly Churkin discusses the issue of Pershing 1 missiles being scrapped in West Germany and whether or not it will help negotiations between the United States and Soviet Union.
Kennedy talks about international relations
A Bengali woman states that the new country of Bangladesh can use all the help it can get from countries like the U.S. and Russia.
United States President Dwight Eisenhower talks about going into the future strong.
US President Ronald Reagan concludes the accomplishments of the Moscow Summit by saying that diplomacy with the Soviet Union has begun to produce results.
Princeton University Professor Stephen Cohen says the Stalinistic reforms in the USSR and China will result in free societies and a decrease in weapons construction.
United States President Dwight Eisenhower talks about the communism threat to the free world.
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