Scenes in German occupied Ukraine during World War 2. Ducks on a farm. A man follows the ducks. Trees in the background. Men riding Bactrian Camels and herding a large group of sheep. Camels pass by on the street while German troops in a line stand by and watch. German officers stand in front of the soldiers. Civilian people on the perimeter watch the soldiers in what appears to be a flag ceremony.
Lifestyle of people in Ukraine. An old woman spins thread outside a house. A basket nearby her chair. A man plays with a dog. Other people walk with dogs. Houses and trees in the background. A dog and some children stand near a car. A child plays with a pup. A woman pets the pup.
Civilians at work in German-occupied Ukraine. Older men and women civilians perform work at what appears to be a roadside or ditch construction site. They dig and shift dirt. (Likely forced labor.) Boats at a sea shore. German soldiers arrive on a boat at a small port. They come out of the boat. Group of German soldiers or guards stand at attention. They have white armbands that contain the German eagle symbol, and some have a small swastika on their caps. Houses in the background. (World War II period).
From a German travelogue filmed during World War 2. An aerial view of Ukraine. View of the countryside. Houses, buildings, factories, roads, trees and mountains visible. View of the sea.
Collective farms in Ukraine under German direction. Horses in a stable. Cattle graze grass. Farmers spray orchards. Men construct new stables. View of collective farms. German officers inspect the farms.
Corpses in Vinnytsia, Ukraine exhumed during World War II by German occupying forces. Dead bodies of the Vinnytsia Massacre lying in a field, then thought to be victims of Joseph Stalin's Great Purge in 1937 and 1938, but later determined to be primarily Polish victims of the so-called Katyn Massacre, killed by the Soviet Union. Ukrainian citizens gather near the dead bodies. A table displaying some personal items and photos belonging to affected families. Citizens consult lists of identified victims. Citizens of Vinnytsia (sometimes spelled Vinnitsa) gather at a reburial service for the dead. Scenes from the burial religious service. Mourners weep and watch as victims are reburied in a mass grave. Crying women hold handkerchiefs to the faces.