Soldiers of the American Army 78th Division in France during World War I. The encampment of the 78th Division. Horses in a field. Artillery and other military vehicles parked. Trees in the background. War correspondents arrive in the area. They discuss a map.
Soldiers of the U.S. Army 78th Division during World War I in France. Soldiers sit behind barricades. General William Johnston Jr. watches the enemy actions through binoculars. Trees in the background. General Johnston discusses strategy with the soldiers. Soldiers fire artillery. Smoke arises from firing.
Soldiers of the U.S. Army 78th Division in France during World War I. Soldiers march with horse-carts and artillery. Soldiers on a tank. Other soldiers rest in the battlefield. Two soldiers watch the enemy actions through telescopes. General Pershing walks in revetment with General William Johnston Jr.
Imperial German Army troops marching into the middle of Berlin, to maintain order, as crowds of civilians mill about, watching them. German populace going about ordinary daily affairs, as the troops bivouack on the city streets. Soldiers on a street corner, eating a meal from a field kitchen set up on the sidewalk. The carriage wheels of an artillery field piece is seen on the sidewalk,in the background, along with the Imperial military flag. In another scene, soldiers sit and rest, idly, on the sidewalk of a boulevard. Their arms are stacked, and some are trying to nap. In the background, a crowd has gathered to listen to a speaker (unseen). A monument and statue stands in center of the scene. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
A French railroad gun captured by the Germans during World War 1. German soldiers stand near a damaged French railway gun. "Against the Big Bertha" is written on the gun, in French. Two soldiers sit on the gun barrel. Other soldiers stand on the railway gun and pose for the movie camera. (This is a German film with English caption describing the gun as one of the heavy rail guns intended to silence our long range guns firing on Paris.)
Russian Crown Jewels. A display of the Czar's jewelery on a table. A crown embedded with jewels in view. Faberge eggs. Various other precious jewelery like bracelets, rings and a sword embedded with diamonds.
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