Review of 1953: Queen Elizabeth II coronation; Malenkov succeeds Stalin; Korean Armistice is signed and POWs are exchanged at Panmunjom

London, UK: High Shot carriage and cavalries at Victoria Memorial / rear LS procession thru decorated arch flanked by crowds / CU Queen Elizabeth II crowned / MS Queen Mother, young Prince Charles, Princess Margaret look on / WS Elizabeth II enters church / CU Queen with clergy // Moscow, USSR: EXT snowy Kremlin Wall / WS people walk near Kremlin / MS people read "Pravda" on street / CU Joseph Stalin / WS officials applaud as Georgy Malenkov, Stalin's successor, walks to rostrum / side CU Malenkov speaks // WS ship at pier, crowd waiting on dock / MS crowd waving, holding signs of welcome / PAN people wave from ship railing / CU soldier and other soldiers seen thru window, smiling / WS soldiers disembark / CU soldier runs to kiss woman / CU African-American soldier and woman kiss / MS women cry as they hug soldier // Korea: Sun over mountain / Silhouetted shot soldier talking on phone, soldier standing with gun, big guns in distant background / WS two red cross ambulances arrive for POW exchange / CU sign: "Welcome Gate to Freedom" / MS prisoner jumps out from back of ambulance / CU POW helped out of ambulance / MS officers check document / CU wounded Black POW carried past on stretcher // Panmunjom: WS EXT venue where Armistice Agreement is being signed / CU sign in English, Korean, Chinese / PAN Western delegates at signing ceremony / WS Korean delegates / WS officials of Korea and West at signing table / CU North Korean Gen. Nam Il signs / CU Korean and Chinese officials look on / CU US Army Lt. Gen. William Harrison, Jr., signs // Operation Big Switch: Follow trucks carrying POWs leave / CU POWs on truck / MS POW gets off truck, sign "Welcome Gate to Freedom" in bg, MPs look on / CU POW shakes hands with MPs / CU face of sick and hungry POW / MS wounded POW opens his arms as his stretcher is carried out of ambulance / rear MS POW with one leg amputated walks on crutches toward gate with sign "Welcome Gate to Freedom" / Note: exact day not known