Increased aircraft production in Italy, France and Germany. The nose of a large aircraft showing gun turret. The two machine guns are pointed down over pilots compartment. A formation of thirty French Caudron bi-planes in flight. An airfield in Germany. 'Berlin' written on top of one hangar. Formation of nine German Bucker Jungmann trainers taking off. Junker C-38 taking off. Prime Minister of Italy Benito Mussolini and Italian military officials walk past a line of Breda and Savoia Marchetti on Italian airfield just outside Rome. Nine Italian aircraft stunting over Rome.
Girls of the Hitler Youth,a Nazi Party paramilitary organization, work on art and sculpture in Germany as part of classes in Virtue and Beauty. The women learn how to make various sculptures and artwork, and learn interior design techniques for a beautiful and practical home before they are married.
Girls of the Hitler Youth,a Nazi Party paramilitary organization,work in fields in country side in Germany. They carry shocks of grain and place them in a cart. They get into a pond and bathe and enjoy.
Girls of the Hitler Youth,a Nazi Party paramilitary organization,ride horses and row boats in Germany. They also get a lesson in lifesaving. They swim and dive into the pool. They engage in fighting with a sword.
Special effects and vintage science fiction animation depict the launch of a space ship and its trip around the moon and return. From German film Weltraum Schiff I Startet Eine Technische Fantasie. A space ship is launched from earth. Telescope is seen in observatory. Space ship into outer space, reaches moon. Space ship in orbit and on moon surface. Space ship returns from moon. Newspapers being printed and removed from a printing press in Germany, and headlines telling of the spaceship and its success. Group of men seen talking. Space ship returns to earth.
Police of Nuremberg march, in their new parade uniforms, carrying swastika flags. Nazi German leader Adolf Hitler reviews the parade. Scene switches to the Zeppelin Field of the Nazi party rally grounds. An architect's scale model of the planned Deutsche Stadion (to be the world's largest stadium and hold 305 thousand people) is on display. German Chancellor Adolf Hitler at a podium. He holds a mason's hammer, and taps it on the foundation stone, as he reads the words of dedication for the new Deutsches Stadion stadium (Silberbuck, Messezentrum 1, 90471 Nürnberg, Germany). Hitler Youth parade carrying flags and singing their anthem, Fahnenlied (Banner song). Hitler stands in open car circling the field, as youth salute him. Deputy Fuhrer Rudolf Hess rides in the back seat.