Left side view of inclined rail rocket launching system. German technician working on the rail system. He checks and taps a gauge. View from left rear of engine ignition from the rear part of a V-1 rocket (V-1 flying bomb). (World War 2 period).
View from front of German FW-200 bomber. Technicians working to affix V-1 Fi103 Flying Bomb under wing of the FW-200 bomber on the ground. Fi103 flying bomb mounted underneath the heavy aircraft. Aircraft takes off, and drops the flying bomb. Twin lights from the rocket rear visible. (World War II period).
V-1 Fi103 flying bomb dropped in flight from a German HE-111 aircraft. Side views of the air-to-air release. View of a Junkers JU-188 dropping a V-1 flying bomb. Close views shot from an adjacent aircraft of the V-1 in flight, including a close view of the top of the in-flight V-1 flying bomb. (World War II period).
Test firing of a V-1 Fi103 flying bomb engine mounted on inclined launch rail. Two aerial views from left side of air-to-air release of the V-1 from beneath a German HE-111 aircraft, in flight, during World War 2.
Joseph Goebbels leads contingent of Nazi officials into a museum where, in a large hall, various paintings and sculptures are displayed, including a bust sculpture of Otto Von Bismarck, 1st Chancellor of the German Empire.
German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel visits Magda Goebbels, wife of the Propaganda Minister, Joseph Goebbels, during a break in assignments, during World War II. Mrs. Goebbels and Marshal Rommel pose in her garden. She holds the family dog while she and Rommel hold the hands of her youngest daughter, Heidrun. They watch as one of the Rommel military aides plays on a slide with the older Goebbels children. The Goebbels daughter, Helga, and the son, Helmut, both go down the slide. A photographer moves to a better vantage point in background. Marshal Rommel and Magda Goebbels both help Heidrun go down the slide. Rommel smiles and lifts up one of the daughters. He joins in a bit as the children play.