Production of ammunition in an ammunition factory in Germany during World War II. Interior of a heavy industry. Drop forges, heavy lathes and other industrial equipment in operation. Men work for the production of shell cases and torpedoes. Production of heavy ammunition and equipment.
7th United States Army captures small towns in Germany. Several buildings in view. Artillery on road. U.S. troops firing. Smoke rises up. Houses and huts in small towns. Dead German soldiers. Infantry search in houses. U.S. Tanks on road. Troops gathered on a ground. Soldiers fire. Fence in the background. (World War II period).
Seventy year old German author Wilhelm von Schultz at his country home in Germany. The author takes a walk in his garden. He plays with his dog. Photographs on the wall by a staircase inside the house. Schultz in his library. He takes a book and sits down by a lamp to read it. He takes notes on a pad while reading. Four German sisters work at a lumber mill to support their father. A woman arrives to deliver a letter from their father. The women use circular saw in the mill to cut lumber. They place the board on a cart and ride with them down a track. They stack lumber to season it. . The sisters roll logs. German female cadets train on horseback. They ride and perform jumps. An officer leads the cadets out into a field. They gallop up and down hill.
Albert Speer, Reich Minister of Armaments and War Production for Nazi Germany, visits a war plant during World War 2. He is seen surrounded by workers in the factory, as he speaks to them, expressing appreciation for their wartime efforts. Closeups of the workers as Speer speaks. Plant workers surround him and converse with him. Afterwards, He makes his way through the crowd of workers and waves goodbye. .
German workers at factories in Germany during World War 2, producing munitions and airplanes. The workers at work in the factory. Completed munitions shells and assembly of airplanes in progress. Men and women workers eat in the plant cafeteria during a break.
M1 rocket launcher (bazooka) on L-4 aircraft, is demonstrated at an airfield in Germany during World War 2. A U.S. Army soldier holds a fire extinguisher, near a Piper L-4 Grasshopper airplane. Closeup of a soldier loading an M6 anti-tank rocket into an M1 bazooka mounted under the wing of the aircraft. Pilot get into the aircraft, named "Lucky Pierre." It also has "77" painted on its fuselage, likely reflecting assignment to the 77th Field Artillery Regiment. The airplane takes off and maneuvers, circling overhead. Finally, the pilot fires the bazooka, creating a small explosion on the ground. Afterwards, several members of the unit are seen gathered together near the airplane.