President of Czechoslovakia Edvard Beneš at Rue Bonaparte in Paris, France. President Edvard Beneš is greeted by Czechoslovakians living in Paris. Men seated in a room. They stand as Edvard Beneš enters the room. A cameraman stands in the background. He is accompanied by Štefan Osuský and Czechoslovakian Minister Jaroslav Stránský. President of Czechoslovakian Paris Colony welcomes him. President Edvard Beneš addresses the crowd.
President of Czechoslovakia Edvard Beneš in Paris, France. Beneš at Hotel Crillon. He stands in an apartment in the hotel with Štefan Osuský. Men talk to President Edvard Beneš. The men stand in a group.
President of Czechoslovakia Edvard Beneš and Czech Minister Jaroslav Stránský at Hotel Crillon in Paris, France, at beginning of World War 2. President Edvard Beneš stands in the balcony of an apartment in the hotel with Štefan Osuský. Czech Generalissimo Jan Sergěj Ingr talks to President Edvard Beneš. They consult a map. Place de la Concorde in background. The obelisk is protected by sandbags.
Director of Alsace Ecclesiastical Matters looks into the matter of the removal of religious objects from churches in evacuated villages. A Protestant church in an evacuated village in Alsace, France. An automobile stands in front of the church. The Protestant Minister looks at the objects in the church. He is accompanied by men of Garde Mobile. He removes the Bible from the church and comes out.
Director of Alsace Ecclesiastical Matters looks into the matter of the removal of religious objects from churches and synogogues in evacuated villages in Alsace, France as civilians flee threat of war. View of a Jewish synagogue in a village. Other buildings in view. Several articles lying on the ground in the foreground. A rabbi removes objects from the synagogue. Chandeliers hanging in the synagogue. Several candles on stands. The rabbi removes the religious objects and comes out. He is accompanied by men of Garde Mobile. The men load the objects in a truck.
Director of Alsace Ecclesiastical Matters looks into the matter of the removal of the religious objects from churches in evacuated villages in Alsace, France, early in World War 2. A Catholic church in a village. A French catholic priest removes religious objects from the church to protect them from theft and war. He is accompanied by men of Garde Mobile and a civilian from the Office of Worship, Marcel Schneider. They spread a sheet on which various objects like altar cloths are kept. Relics, goblets, and other objects are loaded in a truck. The priest stands at the hood of the truck, examining a map together with Marcel Schneider (who assisted in safe removal of objects from regional synagogues and churches), a Jewish Rabbi named Chaplain Justin Schuhl (wearing glasses), and an unidentified chaplain.