Alexander Parkhomenko, () is a 1942 Soviet biographical drama film directed by Leonid Lukov based on Vsevolod Ivanov's novel "Parkhomenko" (1938). During the Khrushchev thaw in 1962, a new version of the film was released, in which all scenes featuring Stalin and all mentions of him were removed, and the role of Pyotr Aleynikov (Vasya Gaivoron) was partially re-dubbed by Gennady Dudnik.
Plot The film tells the story of the life of Alexander Parkhomenko, the commander who served in times of civil war, which goes to Tsaritsyn and there, leading the "Red" battalions, forcing the enemy to leave the city.Александр Пархоменко
The portrayal of the actual participation of the Red army in Ukraine is questionable, as "the Red Army had never engaged the Germans, except for some minor skirmishes, let alone defeated them."
Cast Aleksandr Khvylya as Aleksandr Parkhomenko (as A. Khvylya) Nikolay Bogolyubov as Kliment Voroshilov (as N. Bogolyubov) as Vasya Gaivoron (as P. Aleynikov) as Liza Lamycheva Stepan Kayukov as Terentiy Lamychev, Liza's father (as S. Kayukov) Tatiana Okunevskaya as Vera Bykova, Makhno's lover (as T. Okunevskaya) Boris Chirkov as Nestor Makhno (as B. Chirkov) as Kolokolov (as Vasili Zajchikov) as Joseph Stalin as Bykov Yuri Lavrov as Anarchist (as Yu. Lavrov) Boris Andreyev as Anarchist (as B. Andreyev) Faina Ranevskaya as pianist as Colonel (uncredited)Александр Пархоменко (1942) Full Cast & Crew
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