Marshal of Romania, Ion Victor Antonescu, inspects troops in snow on the Eastern Front in World War II. Accompanied by German and Romanian Generals, he inspects troops, equipment, horses, small arms and field guns, including a dug in 75mm gun. Romanian General Avramsecu, Commander of Mountain Troops is among those present.
Marshal Ion Victor Antonescu, Military Dictator of Romania, arrives by Junkers J-52 aircraft, to inspect troops on the Eastern Front. He is greeted by Romanian General Avramescu, Commander of Mountain Troops. Accompanied by German and Romanian Generals, he reviews troops in the snow. He speaks to individual soldiers and examines the winter coat of one. (World War II period).
Marshal Ion Victor Antonescu, Military Dictator of Romania, inspects Romanian and German troops, equipment, small arms, machine guns, horses,and a 75mm artillery piece. Among the Romanian and German generals present is General Avramescu, Commander of Romanian Mountain Troops in World War II.
"Light shines in Bakubaland ' Protestant missionary bring Christianity, education and medical aid to illiterate Pagan tribes in Bakubaland, Belgian Congo. Photographs of Bulape Mission staff members. A map shows location of Bakubaland, Belgian Congo. Slopes and lake amidst dense forest. African way of life and ceremonies. Men of Pagan tribe in their traditional attire, Men sit outside a hut. Men and women sit in a group as wives of the King sing songs glorifying history of the tribe.
Protestant missionary bring Christianity, education and medical aid to illiterate Pagan tribes in Bakubaland, Belgian Congo. Men of Pagan tribes weave a cane carpet and make cane baskets to earn a living. Dr Washburn arrives as men carry him in a palanquin across a grassy field.
Protestant missionary bring Christianity, education and medical aid to illiterate Pagan tribes in Bakubaland, Belgian Congo. Tribal warriors out side huts in a village, they move in the jungle to stop Dr Washburn, a missionary. Men carry Dr H M Washburn in a palanquin being stopped by warriors carrying weapons. Washburn convinces them and is allowed to enter the village. Washburn visits other villages. He gives salt to a tribal boy and he licks the salt signifying bond of friendship. Washburn sit on a carpet laid out on the ground as tribal chiefs offer gifts to accept his friendship.
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