Nazi stormtroopers (SA or Sturmabteilung or brownshirts) parade in Germany. Nazi officers march giving Nazi salute to start the event. The Nazi stormtroopers parade past their leaders.The German soldiers carry flags based on the Imperial War Ensign (World War I) design which had been adopted following the National Socialist Machtergreifung, or “Seizure of Power”, on 30 January 1933. Nazi officers on sidelines give arm salutes, except for one who renders classic hand salute to forhead. He looks around at all the others and jokes about it.
On General Erich Friedrich Ludendorff's 70th Birthday, he is honored by the German Army. German Defense Minister, Colonel-General Werner von Blomberg and General Werner von Fritsch, convey the best wishes of the German Army. General Ludendorff, accompanied by other officials, walks along a field. German officer Franz Soldte, German Prince William II, and Generals Werner von Blomberg and Werner von Fritsch attend the event. A band plays music. Troops parade along a street. Formations of biwing aircraft fly overhead. Ludendorff speaks to the gathering.
Rudolf Hess, Deputy to German Chancellor Adolf Hitler, in an appeal to all the world's leaders in the struggle for Nazi ideals, delivers a speech in Koenigsberg, Germany, stessing the peaceful intentions of Germany.
German officers in Germany. Nazi Party's chief philosopher Alfred Rosenberg seated with other officials. German lawyer Hans Frank seated. German Chancellor Adolf Hitler walks with Reichsfuhrer-SS (Schutzstaffel) Heinrich Himmler.
Ernst Hanfstaengl (known as "Putzi"; an early friend of Adolf Hitler) sitting in an apartment in Berlin, Germany, smoking a long tobacco pipe as he shares lunch and conversation with Wolf-Heinrich Graf von Helldorf and a woman (possibly Ingeborg von Wedel Helldorf?). He shows them a sculpture of German Chancellor Adolf Hitler by German sculptor Josef Thorak, whom he says the couple will meet later that morning. Close-up view of the bust of Hitler. Hanfstaengl plays the piano for the couple, introducing the song as one he wrote called "The Heart of Song." Behind him, on a book shelf, is a bust of Paul von Hindenburg and a photograph of Adolf Hitler.
German Minister of Justice, Franz Gurtner, in his office, in Berlin, Germany. He fills out some ledgers and reads others. He answers the telephone. Ornate framed picture hangs on wall behind him, and a map of Germany.
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