• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
• irn1000459
• English
• 1941
• Updated 1 year ago

Children and mothers getting off buses on arrival in the camp. Tracking shot of "camp garden," people working with hoes. Men in hospital beds; sick people arriving from Gurs camp. People eating in dining hall. Mail passed out. Elderly men and women walking outdoors.

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• irn1003327
• English
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Black screen with the words: "...mit Frontaufnahmen der Kriegsberichter: Elsaesser, Ertl, Hardacker, Huth, Hans Jacobi, Kester, Kramer, Meisenkothen, Oberhoff, Olesko, Paulsen, Rolf Richter, Schiffko, Waldmann." Presumably these are the names of the journalists/cameramen reporting from the front. Heroic music. Celebration of 20th anniversary of the March on Rome, which occurred in October 1922. Troops marching, playing drums, at the Palazzo Venezia in Rome, which is where Mussolini's offices were and the location of the balcony from which he gave his famous speeches (not shown). Robert Ley ...

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• irn1003683
• English
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Salzburg, Austria: Head of the German Labor Front (DAF) Dr. Robert Ley confers the title of Gauleiter on student leader Dr. Gustav Scheel. Ley drives past cheering crowds and reviews Austrian (?) troops. Before a large crowd Ley thanks the current Gauleiter, Dr. Friedrich Reiner, for his service, and presents an official announcement of the appointment and the flag of the region to Scheel. 01:23:24 Soviet POWs exit a barrack, pick up shovels, and march off to forced labor. They are shown shoveling dirt at some kind of construction site. Close-ups on some of the faces of the prisoners. 01:24...

• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
• irn1000131
• English
• 1944
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MS German women sending Morse code on key, man supervises. CU potatoes, potato peeler, chopping, making dumplings. Workers at tables eat potato dumplings. LS Germans with suitcases, boarding ship. CU women aboard ship. LS ship in heavy seas. In city, two women stand on canal bridge. CU woman gives soup to patient in hospital. Street car with female conductor. 01:15:14 Long line of Roma caravan carts on road as German army trucks and vehicles pass other way. Carts pulled by oxen. Group of four Roma men standing. Two women under a high teepee tent. Men and women at table, cart headed high wit...

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• irn1000475
• English
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English intertitles. "Metrotone hits the Romany Trail: A Visit to a Camp of Cheerful Gypsies in the Balkan Mountains" Roma children and adults dancing and playing instruments (and seated, watching) outside tents. Some good MCU, mostly MS. Dust, bright sun, haze/smoke? Smiles everywhere. Great CUs of Roma boys singing. Kids swarm around visitor who is giving out "coppers." Romani woman reads fortune of visitor from cards.

• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
• irn1002636
• English
• 1941-1943
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Military actions in Odessa, which was captured by German and Romanian forces in 1941, then occupied by Romania. A plane flies over sections of a city which have been bombed out and lie in ruins. Fire and smoke billow out from buildings, including the Theater Kotovsky (still in Odessa?). Romanian troops in occupied Sevastopol. First days of Romanian occupation.

• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
• irn1003179
• English
• 1940
• Updated 1 year ago

Reel 2. Part 1: German officers deplane from transport and review Romanian troops in Bucharest. 01:31:02 Part 2: Slovakian President Tiso with aides. 01:31:56 Part 3: Italian seaplane bombers take off and attack British fleet in Mediterranean Sea. 01:33:38 Part 4: Captured, wrecked French vehicles and war equipment in France and Germany, troops salvage wrecked French equipment. 01:35:06 Part 5: German railroad gun fires in France.

• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
• irn1000089
• English
• 1943
• Updated 1 year ago

Romanian volunteers for the SS in Transylvania. Panorama of village. Young men exit building where young girls in native dress greet them with flowers. Young men wave goodbye. MS as they walk to train station with girls. Young boys with Nazi banners; young men stand in line and are reviewed by SS Obergruppenfuerher Werner Lorenz. LS of city street as Romanian and German troops march through. Wall to left, local flags, young men marching. People waving and throwing flowers and fruit. LS, WS crowd at train station. Young volunteers board train. MLS train crowded with volunteers and decorated ...

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• irn1003331
• English
• Updated 1 year ago

Graphic of a map, labeled "Afrika". The narrator states: "On the Egyptian front." Panning shot of desert, showing a soldier on watch at the Qattara Depression, near El Alamein. Rommel giving orders to another officer, surrounded by soldiers. They peer through binoculars and consult a map. The narrator states that the defense of El Alamein is being discussed in detail. Italian and German paratroopers are shown carrying equipment across the desert. They are shown setting up and shooting guns and skirmishing with British troops, some of whom are captured in their trenches. German tanks during ...

• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
• irn1001469
• English
• 1941-1942
• Updated 1 year ago

Shows German tanks, trucks, and motorcyclists advance in Libya; narration mentions Bir Hakeim. General Rommel in a staff car; German 88mm guns and mobile anti-aircraft guns firing against British tanks; Stukas attacking British around Tobruk; a German ace landing and being congratulated on his victories; German antiaircraft guns firing at attacking British planes; flaming wreckage of British bomber; desert sandstorms; Germans banqueting with Arab chiefs; and German troops bathing at an Oasis.

• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
• irn1003375
• English
• Updated 1 year ago

"Afrika" superimposed over an outline of the continent. German artillery, vehicles, personnel in the desert. Upbeat music as tanks are cleaned and readied for service. Low-angle close-ups of German soldiers drinking water, cutting bread, smoking cigarettes. Good, if brief, shot of Rommel with other officers. Low-angle shot of troops on a tank, signaling to move out. Various views of a line of tanks moving across the desert. View from a German airplane as it attacks British tanks. Ground-level view of a shot-up British tank, with the word "Beacon" on it. Injured British soldiers; burning Bri...

• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
• irn1003174
• English
• 1942
• Updated 1 year ago

Train, Rosenberg and other officials arrive, greeting HJ and BDM, children give Rosenberg flowers. Rosenberg presents wreath at memorial/cemetery with Iron Cross. Pan, crowd waving flags with swastikas. At ceremony, Rosenberg welcomed, shots of peasants. In ethnic costumes, women and girl present Rosenberg with food. Crowd heiling, Rosenberg.

• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
• irn1002792
• English
• Updated 1 year ago

"Ernennung Alfred Rosenbergs zum Reichsminister" Appointment of Alfred Rosenberg as Reich Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories [Reichsministerium für die besetzten Ostgebiete], territories which included nearly all the area seized by Germany from the USSR. Rosenberg and Hitler walk on the grounds of the Fuehrer's headquarters.

• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
• irn1004366
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• Updated 1 year ago

Shot of a group of civilian men arrested by the invading German troops. The narrator claims that they were involved in an atrocity against ethnic Germans in Bromberg [Bydgoszcz]. The soldiers search one of the men. Much-used shot of the man in a hat with his hands raised being marched across the street by German soldiers. A column of Polish prisoners under guard, including some Jews, walk along a road. The next shot shows Jews, some of them old men, being lined up against a wall. A group of religious Jews crowded into the open bed of a truck. The camera pans slowly along a line of religious...

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1. Chef der Sicherheitspolizei (CdS)/ Amt III: Bericht zur innenpolitischen Lage, 09. Oktober 1939, 0038-0050: I. Aufnahme der Hitler-Rede; Verspätete Beflaggung nach Polenfeldzug; Befreiung der NSDAP-Mitglieder in Wehrbetrieben vom Parteidienst, 0038-0039; II. Flugblätter aus Prag an Arbeiter in Karlsbad und Berlin; NS-feindliche Predigten katholischer Geistlicher, 0040; III. Studentenkrawall an der Universität Wien; Unterbringung von Zigeunern in Lagern; Nachfrage nach Auslandspresse, 0041-0044; IV. Gestapo-Maßnahmen auf Grund des alten österreichischen Staatsschutzgesetzes, 0045-0046; V....

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1. CdS/ Amt III "Meldungen aus dem Reich" vom 26. April 1940, 1372-1400: I. Kritische Reaktion der Bevölkerung auf Oberkommando der Wehrmacht-Berichte über Norwegen; Zustimmung zur Beibehaltung des 1. Mai als Feiertag in Arbeiterkreisen; Abwurf feindlicher Flugblätter (Text), 1372-1375; II. Hirtenbriefe des Bischofs von Leitmeritz gegen nationalsozialistische Bevölkerungspolitik; Distanzierung Paderborner Erzbischof von Kettenbriefen aus Lourdes ("Glück aus Lourdes"), 1376-1378; III. Kritik an Berichterstattung über Norwegen; Zu wenig kulturelle und Film-Veranstaltungen in ländlichen Gebie...

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1. CdS/ III "Meldungen aus dem Reich" Nr. 132 vom 14. Oktober 1940, 2554-2580: I. Reaktion der Bevölkerung auf deutschen Einmarsch in Rumänien und gestiegene Lebenshaltungskosten, Befürchtung über Kriegseintritt der USA, 2554-2555; II. Gerüchte auf Grund Abhörens feindlicher Sender, Kritik an deutscher Presse, Aufnahme öffentlicher Vortragsreihen der Hochschulen in der Bevölkerung, Große Verbreitung des Schulgebetes, 2556-2562; III. Antideutsche Propaganda "Terror" gegen Volksdeutsche in Nordschleswig, Anwerbung und Behandlung volksdeutscher Landarbeiter im Reich, 2563-2568; (Anlage): Wet...

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1. CdS/ III "Meldungen aus dem Reich" Nr. 183 vom 05. Mai 1941, 3754-3779: I. Reaktion der Bevölkerung auf Ankündigung der Reichstagseinberufung, achsenfreundliche Haltung des Irak, kritische Einstellung zu den geringen Erfolgen gegenüber England, 3754-3756; II. Reaktion der Bevölkerung auf offensive Berichterstattung über Balkanfeldzug, Zweifel an der Wirksamkeit der U-Boote, Vermutungen über Krieg gegen UdSSR, Befürchtungen über deutsche Kräftezersplitterung durch ständige Kriegsausweitung; Illegale Zusendung von religiösen Schriften an Wehrmachtsangehörige, 3757-3756; III. Deutschlandf...

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1. CdS/ III "Meldungen aus dem Reich" Nr. 236 vom 10. November 1941, 5199-5217: I. Reaktion der Bevölkerung auf Stillstand der Ostfront (Befürchtungen über unzureichende Winterausrüstung), Gerüchte über bevorstehenden Luftangriff auf München, 5200-5202; II. Reaktion der Bevölkerung auf militärische Ereignisse an der Ostfront, japanische Außenpolitik und geringen Umfang und geringe Auflage der Presse, 5203-5205; 233) CdS/ III "Meldungen aus dem Reich" Nr. 237 vom 13. November 1941, 5218-5256: I. Reaktion der Bevölkerung auf Hitler-Rede ( und "Kolonisationsziele Hitler im Osten"; Haltung ge...

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1. CdS/ III "Meldungen aus dem Reich" Nr. 280 vom 30. April 1942, 6602-6631: I. Reaktion der Bevölkerung auf Rede Hitler und Versorgungsschwierigkeiten, 6603-6608; II. Reaktion der Bevölkerung auf deutsche "Vergeltungsangriffe" auf englische Städte und Flucht von General Giraud, Aufnahme der Wochenschau, 6609-6610; 277) CdS/ III "Meldungen aus dem Reich" Nr. 281 vom 04. Mai 1942, 6632-6652: I. Reaktion der Bevölkerung auf Rede Hitler, Treffen Hitler- Mussolini und angespannte Versorgungslage, 663-6635; II. Gefährdung "wertvollen Kulturgutes" durch Metallerfassung; Verlauf der Konfirmation...