Fighting Film Collection No. 7
(Boyevoy kinosbornik No. 7)

DVD Cover

Country	USSR
Directed by	Sergei Yutkevich Albert Gendelshtein Aleksandr Rou Leonid Altsev Rafail Perelshtejn Klimenti Mints
Release Date	1941
Language	Russian
Studio	Soyuzdetfilm

Main Cast
Character	Actor
Josef Švejk	Vladimir Kantsel
A German officer	Vladimir Vladislavskiy
A German soldier	Erast Garin
Oberst Schlichter	Konstantin Zubov
Adolf Hitler	Sergey Martinson
Karel	Pavel Olenev
Otto Schulz	Ivan Lyubeznov

Fighting Film Collection No. 7 (Boyevoy kinosbornik No. 7) is the seventh issue of Boyevoy kinosbornik series, released in December 1941. It contains six segments: "Rovno v sem/Exactly at Seven", "Elixir bodrosti/Elixir of Courage", "Priyomshik katastrof/Depot for Catastrophes", "Samyy khrabryy/The Most Valiant", "Nastoyashiy patriot/A Real Patriot", and "Belaya vorona/The White Raven", plus several interlude sequences, composing the segment "Novye rasskazy bravago soldata Schveika/Schweik in the Concentration Camp". The stories mostly depict the activities of European Resistance; The Good Soldier Švejk (Vladimir Kantsel), the main character of the famous Czech novel by Jaroslav Hašek, appears as a storyteller.

The following weapons were used in the film Fighting Film Collection No. 7 (Boyevoy kinosbornik No. 7):

Pistols

FN Model 1900

In the interlude sequence the commandant (uncredited) of German concentration camp holds an FN Model 1900.

FN Model 1900 - .32 ACP

The commandant draws his pistol from holster.

He aims at Švejk.

Mauser C96

The adjutant (Georgiy Georgiu) of SS Standartenfuhrer carries a Mauser C96 in holser in "Exactly at Seven".

Pre-War dated Mauser C96 "Broomhandle" Commercial Version - 7.63x25mm Mauser

Luger P08

During the operation against Czech Resistance radio station in "Exactly at Seven" SS officers and Czech resistance fighters use Luger P08 pistols.

Luger P08 - 9x19mm

An SS officer in center holds a Luger.

A resistance fighter fires throughout the door.

A resistance fighter holds a Luger while escaping in the window.

An SS officer with a Luger.

M1911

M1911 pistols are used by SS personnel and Czech resistance fighters in the interlude sequences and "Exactly at Seven".

Original Colt M1911 (dated 1913) - .45 ACP

Female resistance fighter (Nina Zorskaya) with M1911 in "Exactly at Seven".

An SS guard in concentration camp holds M1911.

Another view of the pistol.

Wz. 35 Vis

A pistol that appears to be a Wz. 35 Vis is seen in hands of an SS officer in "Exactly at Seven".

Wz. 35 Vis - 9x19mm

The shape of the grip allows to make a guess that this pisol is a Vis.

Unidentified pistol

An unidentified pistol is seen in hands of an SS officer in "Exactly at Seven".

Submachine Guns

Suomi M31

Suomi M31 SMGs are widely used by SS personnel in the interlude sequences and "Exactly at Seven". In the final scene Josef Švejk (Vladimir Kantsel) disarms the SS guard Ludwig (Sergei Blinnikov) and escapes the concentration camp with Ludwig's Suomi.

Suomi KP/-31 - 9x19mm

SS guards with Suomi SMGs in the concentration camp.

An SS soldier at the left holds a Suomi in "Exactly at Seven".

Ludwig carries a Suomi.

Ludwig prepares to execute Švejk.

Švejk gets the Suomi...

...and escapes.

Rifles

Mauser 98 Sporter

Mauser 98 Sporter rifles are seen in several scenes in "Exactly at Seven". Two different rifles are seen, one with bend bolt handle and another one with straight bolt handle.

German-style Mauser 98 Sporter Model B - 7.92x57mm Mauser

A Mauser Sporer is seen at the right.

Another view of the same rifle. Turned down bolt handle is seen.

An SS soldier fires.

A view of the buttstock and bolt.

The soldier is shot and drops his rifle.

An SS soldier at the right fires a Mauser Sporter. The rifle appears to be deactivated as the flame spews from some hole in bolt rather than from the muzzle.