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Group of German people visit an island with many glaciers
Group of German tourists visit an island with glaciers. Glaciers as seen from the deck of a ship. A white ship sails on clear blue sea. Shoreline with snowcapped mountains. Many glaciers at sea. Ship underway. Group of people with a German Shepherd dog on the shore. Glaciers in surrounding area. View from deck of a ship.
Ships underway in the sea
German destroyers belonging to the Second Flotilla, seen from a passing liner. A close view of the German Destroyer Theodor Riedel (Z6) with B2 painted on its hull. (Note: This ship survived WWII and served under the French navy as the Klebar until scrapped in 1958.) Views of other ships from the passenger liner, including a three-masted sailing vessel.
Eva Braun home movie of winter scenes at resort. "The Running Mountain."She and others relax at a snow covered area in Bavaria
Eva Braun home movie of "The running mountain." Snow capped mountains in Bavaria. Eva Braun and others relax outside in snow covered area. Snow covered slopes and mountains.
City of Menton in France and Monte Carlo in Monaco.
Aerial views of the city of Menton in France. Houses in the city with mountains in the background. Shoreline of Monaco, Monte Carlo. A French soldier looks at the view from above the shore. (World War II period).
Austro-Hungarian soldiers demonstrate setup, operation, and firing of Krupp 77 mm field gun
Krupp 77 mm Field Gun with split trailing carriage. Austro-Hungarian gunners stake the split parts of carriage to ground. They maneuver the barrel through range of azimuth and elevation.They then insert shells and demonstrate rapid fire capability of the gun (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
Demonstration of Krupp 77 mm field gun fired at maximum elevation.
demonstration of German Krupp 77 mm field gun being fired at maximum elevation by remote lanyard. Same weapon propped up to increase elevation above normal maximum and fired by remote lanyard. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
