German prisoners in France during World War I. German prisoners are marched under guard. They pump water. The prisoners in a stockade.
French troops in France during World War I. French troops advance along a field. French cavalry and artillery advance. The troops with rifles.
French General Joseph Joffre reviews troops on front lines in France during World War I. General Joffre decorates and reviews French troops on a field. A band plays.
An American feature film depicts the life of professional dancer Jerry Jones during World War I. Soldiers at a battlefront in France. They fire rifles and advance on the front. The soldiers seated in a hide out discuss amongst themselves. A bugler seated on the ground holding his bugle. Smoke from bombardment in the area. Jones gets injured in a blast. The soldiers fire on the battlefront. Newspaper headlines read: 'Armistice Believed Near'. The soldiers enjoy inside a building after the war. The bugler, Jones and other soldiers seated at a table talking amongst themselves. The soldiers sing and play various musical instruments. They discuss about what to do after the war. Jerry Jones holds a mail and tells them that he is going to become a father. They drink wine.
Opens with scene of Japanese Ambassador to Germany, General Hiroshi Oshima ascending stairs to greet German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop. The Japanese and German representatives are shown signing an economic pact. Scene changes to French young men working in a German plant in occupied France during World War II. Prisoner French young men are seen working as apprentices in the German artillery plant. Men working on machines in the plant and then seated in a dining hall to have a meal. The French workers receive diploma certificates on completion of their training.
U.S. General John J. Pershing centennial in France. Exterior of the Metropole hotel. It was the headquarters of American General staff during World War II. Vehicular traffic outside the building. French and American soldiers at the monument. Soldiers stand in formation. Army band plays music. An American officer makes an address. American and French officers lay wreath at base of the monument.
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