Eva Braun home movie. Outing with friends in several motorcars driven by military drivers along the Kehlstein mountain road in Bavaria. A car displays Nazi flags near its headlights. A man takes a picture, a group of people outside a building as they talk and smile. A man escorted to a car by another man. The first man and two women leave in the car. Another group of men admire the scenery.Members of the outing party seen with their cars and drivers.
Eva Braun home movie. Friends sit at side of road. puppy plays near car.Scene shifts to hillside. Eva Braun pulls a branch of a flowering fruit tree to shake loose blooms. Her friends pick up and collect the flowers fallen on the grassy field. Eva plays by swinging around the trunk of a small tree. Members of the outing party talk and relax.
Adolf Hitler poses on scenic lookout at the Mooslahnerkopf, Berchtesgaden. Later he converses with a businessman on the terrace of his residence, the Berghof. Another man, holding some kind of electronic device, joins them and talks about the device. The businessman introduces a woman who poses with them. The Eva Braun, Hitler's companion, plays with a dog on the terrace.
Film opens with glimpse of an American 1950 Buick sedan and two cars behind it, parked on a flight line near a line of Italian de Havilland Vampire jet fighter planes. Scene changes to General Lauris Norstad, commander in chief, of USAFE (United states Air force in Europe) making a brief inspection of a tent camp of the Italian Air Force fliers who are participating in Exercise Cirrus, an air exercise for the Allied air forces in Central Europe. He and Italian Air Force officers walk back to his 1950 Buick sedan staff car, parked on the flight line. The officers and General Norstad exchange salutes and hand shakes, and Norstad enters the back seat of his car. The Italian officers enter another 1950 Buick sedan, that displays 4 stars on its bumper. Change of scene shows General Norstad and others near some large olive drab tents where American fliers in flight gear are standing about conversing. General Norstad enters one of the tents followed by a photographer. He is followed by an unidentified U.S. Air Force Major General Who exits soon after and walks away. As Norstad emerges from the tent, the U.S. fliers move out of his way and exchange salutes with him as he passes. Shift in scene shows Norstad exiting another tent and then being surrounded by American and Italian officers. A field ambulance is seen in the background. General Norstad moves to the head of the group, accompanied by a U.S. Air Force colonel. Others in the group follow.
Aerial view of Dachau concentration camp with buildings and people, soon after its liberation near end of World War 2 in Europe. Gates of the camp with a Nazi swastika on its top. Starved inmates from Czechoslovakia, France and Holland at the camp. Bodies of dead prisoners in a railroad train car boxcar. Men pile up bodies onto a truck.
German civilians walk in a street of Wiesbaden with damaged buildings in the background. Views of buildings damaged by Allied bombings. Trucks and cars move past the wrecked structures. Rubble piled up on the ground. American military nurses, and both American and British military uniformed women move past the buildings. A U.S. Army soldier is also seen among what are mostly German civilians. (Note: The film was shot from the following locations: Kirchgasse/Luisenstrasse; Luisenstrasse near St. Bonifatius Church; and Langgasse near Webergasse.)
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