GV. St. Basil's Cathedral. SCU. Members of Wolverhampton Wanderers football team walking towards camera on Red Square with Lenin's tomb in background. SV. Team walking towards grave of Sverdlov, USSR's first President. SCU. Side view of team looking at...
GV. St. Basil's Cathedral. SCU. Members of Wolverhampton Wanderers football team walking towards camera on Red Square with Lenin's tomb in background. SV. Team walking towards grave of Sverdlov, USSR's first President. SCU. Side view of team looking at Sverdlov's grave. Pan to Sverdlov's Statue. SCU. Pan from top of cathedral to crowd. SCU. Footballer Billy Wright and Wolves Manager Stan Cullis among crowd of girls. GV. Wolves looking at giant mortar made in 1586. SCU. Mortar. SCU. Mortar and cannonballs, team in background looking. GV. Queue for Lenin's tomb. SCU. Wolves leaving tomb. SCU. Wolves leaving tomb. GV. Queue for tomb, & CU. CU. Two Wolves players with Kazakhstan and Mongolian farmers - Peter the Great's bell in background. CU. Pan down from bell to players. GV. Players walking away from bell. SCU. Ron Flowers and Morris following two Red Army soldiers into Kremlin museum. GV. Inside museum with players. GV. Players walking towards camera in open.
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