Jewish children at a Hebrew school in Munkacs, Hungary. The children are assembled in courtyard of the school, arranged by age, with youngest in the front. A man conducts them in the singing of Hatikvah, (The Hope), a song considered a Zionist National Anthem.
Jewish children at a Hebrew school in Munkacs, Hungary. School children reciting their lessons in unison, outside the school. Rabbis and school staff leaving the school. Children standing by a table filled with books. A Rabbi and instructor stand behind the table. A woman brings two books and discusses them with the instructor. A commercial sign announcing Weavers of cloth and towels. The sign is is four languages: Czech; Hungarian; German; and Yiddish. In backyard of house, a family of weavers is busy making towels and cloths. The father keeps the various threads separated and weaves, while a woman operates a wheel by foot and a boy operates a wheel by hand. Another woman and a child watch.
Young Jewish men and women dance the Hora, in Munkacs, Hungary. They form two circles, one within the other, alternating men and women. The men hold hands with one another, behind their backs, and the women do likewise with other women. They sing in unison, verses ending in la la la, and dance in counterclockwise direction, using grapevine steps.
German Chancellor Adolf Hitler attends a rally in Nuremberg, Germany. In midst of huge Nazi gathering, a contingent of German troopers stands shirtless and holding shovels. Crowd in stadium gives Nazi salute. Troops march carrying shovels (wearing complete uniforms) and pass in review on Nazi Party Rally Grounds. One group of soldiers goose steps as they pass in review. Chancellor Adolf Hitler looks delighted and smiles or grins at the goosestepping forces. Army and Navy units parade. A formation of German aircraft overhead. German tanks and artillery in the parade.Multistory banners bearing swastikas loom over the Rally Grounds. Nazi participants are lined up in many precise formations.
Deputy Gauleiter of Berlin Arthur Gorlitzer at a soup kitchen in Germany. He gives a short address. Old-aged men and women have soup in a large hall. A band plays on the stage. A sign announces that for this date: January 7, 1934, chicken stew and noodles are being served. Gorlitzer speaks and urges people to contribute to the "aid for winter"campaign so the poor and needy can have enough to eat.
Reich Minister of Economics, President of the Reichsbank, Hjalmar Schacht in Berlin, Germany. Reich Minister of Economics Hjalmar Schacht speaks from his desk about upcoming negotiations regarding international finance and credit.
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