Images of the Manzar-e-Jahad (Jihad Museum) in Afghanistan's city of Herat. The museum commemorates the 1979 uprising of Heratis against Soviet political advisors in the city and the ensuing Afghan conflict with Russian forces (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)

NANGARHAR, AFGHANISTAN - JUNE 18: Afghan security forces kill 22 Daesh members and wounded another 10 during ongoing operation to recapture strategic Tora Bora mountains network in Paciragam and Caparhar district of Nangarhar, Afghanistan. Following reports that pro-Daesh militants were advancing towards the strategically important Tora Bora Mountains close to the border with Pakistan, Afghan forces have launched intense ground and air offensives to deny them access to the complex network of caves and tunnels in these mountains, which have been home to the anti-Soviet Mujahedeen as well as Osama bin Ladin, the slain al-Qaeda leader. (footage by Zabihullah Ghazi / Anadolu Agency /getty images)

ITN Reporting 66: En route to Moscow: Barbara Brooke interview; ENGLAND: London: Finchley: EXT **Some picture disruption throughout report** Exterior of house belonging to Gerald Brooke (jailed for smuggling anti-Soviet leaflets into Russia) and his wife Barbara Brooke

Film 'White Nights' Royal Film Performance; ITN ITN House CMS DEREK MALCOLM ("Guardian" Film Critic) INTVW SOF: (on 'White Nights' being anti-Soviet) "Well I don't like -- crass 1950s attitudes."

British travellers warned their phones could be checked at Hong Kong border amid human chain protests; HONG KONG: Pro-democracy protesters hold hands to form 'human chain' protest. HONG KONG: EXT / NIGHT Various shots of pro-democracy protesters holding hands in streets to create 'human chain' protest (to mark anniversary of anti-Soviet demonstration called The Baltic Way) Banner laid on ground reads, 'We Want Democracy' Protesters holding up lights on their mobile phones Small girl protester in medical face mask holding up phone light

Soviet propaganda documentary film. Western tourists arrested at Soviet airport customs. Anti-soviet litterature, tourists accused of smuggling books and newspapers into Soviet Union (1960s or 1970s) : customs officer looking through books and newspapers found in luggage. Vs customs officers searching bags and people. Men unveiling books hidden under their clothes. Books hidden in candy boxes.

WPO and Communist rallyWorld Peace Organization members meeting at garden table / Graphic Tuda poster of MPs w/ man bound to stake / Iranian Tuda (Communist) Party parade some people w/ anti-British anti-American anti-Soviet posters.

The western city of Lviv is the heartland of Ukrainian nationalism. (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)

MOT 1951: ORGANIZATIONS IN IRAN: World Peace Organization members meeting at garden table. Graphic Tuda poster of MPs w/ man bound to stake. Iranian Tuda (Communist) Party parade some people w/ anti-British anti-American anti-Soviet posters.

Adult, predominantly Caucasian, men and women, many holding up signs, gathered across the street from the White House for an anti-Soviet demonstration following the shooting down of Korean Airliner Flight 007; different adult men, off camera, speaking to the protestors. "Hitler, Stalin, Andropov" sign. Adult Korean man, standing among adult, predominantly Caucasian men and women, holding "Murder: Made in USSR" sign. Men and women holding several protest signs; "The Massacre of Flight 007 - This Time We Will Not Forget"; photograph of U.S. House Representative Lawrence McDonald (D-GA) on signs; White House in BG. Adult Caucasian man holding "Marxism, Leninism, Murderism" sign; White House and Washington Monument in the BG. Sign held up high: "I Know 269 People Who Won't Support a Nuclear Freeze". Sign: "Wanted: For the Murder of Flight 007" and a photograph of Yuri Andropov. Cheers heard off camera, adult male speaker, off camera, calls for the expulsion of Soviet diplomats from the United States; adult Caucasian men chant "expel Soviets now!" Adult Korean man squatting in the grass with a sign equating the hammer and sickle with the swastika.

Anti-Soviet Demonstration after the shooting down of Korean Airliner flight 007. Adult Caucasian men and women gathered behind a "Remember Larry McDonald" banner; Tryggvi McDonald, son of U.S. House Representative Lawrence McDonald (D-GA) on stage, surrounded by adult Caucasian men and women. Row of television cameras with adult Caucasian and African American cameramen, obscured, filming; "Communism Kills" chants heard off camera. McDonald thanks the protestors for their concern over human rights, list the many human rights and political abuses the Soviet Union has committed, calls the regime murderous, and demands the same accountability that citizens in the United States would suffer for these crimes. He calls on the White House and Congress to take strong action against the Soviet Union, including halting all aid and trade with them and their satellites, withdraw recognition of the Soviet Union and cease all diplomatic relations. He ends by saying that if appeasement of the Soviet Union will end, then his father's death will not be in vain.

Title: "Bonn, Germany" superimposed over press conference for Soviet defector / KGB Captain Nikolai Khokhlov, assigned to kill anti-Soviet Georgiy Okolovich, enters room with several other men / Khokhlov speaks with news media / Okolovich enters room / man handles weapons: electric handguns and cigarette cases with poison meant to use during assassination / Khokhlov and Okolovich shake hands