Members of Hitler Youth, a para military organization of Nazi party, arrive at the railway station in Berlin, Germany. People welcome them as they move past the streets. One of the members sits in a one man submarine and examines it. They listen to the experiences of a German Naval torpedo man.
First daylight raid by United States Army Air Force bombers on Berlin, Germany during World War II, following a night bombing campaign by British bombers. U.S. Army B-17 Flying Fortress bombers in flight and several views of pilots and crew members inside B-17 cockpit and aircraft. Aerial views as bombs dropped on targets, explosion and smoke rises during the attack. Flak bursts seen near American aircraft. Narrator notes that 40 aircraft did not return from the mission. Back at an Allied base, the crewmen of B-17 named "I'll Be Around" seen gathered around and seated atop aircraft, posing for a photo. Men gathered around nose of aircraft with nose art name "Flagship" also seen. Standing in front of B-17 "I'll Be Around," U.S. Army Air Forces Lieutenant Colonel Mumford interviews the airmen after the first daylight raid over Berlin.
German officers wait at train station in Berlin during World War 2. A train arrives. Soldiers on the train. Fuhrer of Germany Adolf Hitler greets President Jozef Tiso and Minister Vojtech Tuka of Slovakia as they exit the railroad train. The two guests are lead to the waiting motorcade. Adolf Hitler, the President and Minister get into the cars and depart.
Adolf Hitler and party of military officers wait to receive the president of The Slovak Republic Jozef Tiso at a railway station. Dr.Tiso, president of The Slovak Republic, detrains in Berlin and is greeted by German Chancellor Adolf Hitler, who escorts him to a waiting car and joins him in the back seat. .
Ruins in Berlin, Germany during World War II. Shelled buildings, damaged by Allied bombings. Firemen douse fire. Damaged building by air attack of Allies. Paul Joseph Goebbels, Reich Minister for Public Enlightenment and Propaganda with other officers and inspects bomb damaged site. Civilians move with their belongings. Ruined buildings and debris. Civilians remove debris.
German Führer Adolf Hitler's military emissaries bring greetings to famous 85-year-old German Field Marshal August von Mackensen during World War II. Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel and other officials converse with von Mackensen and present him a laudatory document. At one point, Mackensen appears to be lecturing Field Marshal Keitel in attendance. Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Szálasi and other leaders of the nationalist Arrow Cross Party visit Adolf Hitler in Berlin, Germany. Szálasi and Hitler speak to each other while walking. Szálasi and Hungarian officials are seen wearing the Arrow Cross Party armbands.