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Czech Jewish people, primarily women and children, flee Prague, boarding a plane of the Dutch Airlines KLM
Evacuation of Czech Jews fleeing Nazi German persecution in Czechoslovakia early during World War 2. They board a Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij or KLM (Dutch Airlines) airplane. Most passengers are women and small children. A woman, from the plane waves to her relatives standing at the airport terminal building. A large crowd gathered outside the terminal building and ticketing office. Boys and girls wave and smile as they enter the tarmac area and approach the parked aircraft. The Pilot of the plane looks from the cockpit. The same plane brought such a group to Croydon Airport (Airport House, Purley Way, Croydon CR0 0XZ, United Kingdom), London, United Kingdom, in January 1939.
Newsreel depicts a refugee camp of Czechoslovakian Jews after their land was taken over by pro-German Hungary
Early in World War 2, newsreel shows a Jewish refugee camp in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia (shortly before it became part of the First Slovak Republic, or Slovakia). An open ground with tents as the refugee camp for Czech Jews in exile, whose land was taken over by Hungary (during its time of pro Nazi Germany foreign policy.) Starving Jewish women and infant children. Men cutting trees with a saw. Boy getting all hair shaved off his head. A number of Jewish refugees including children line up for a small amount of food kept on a table, and warm themselves by the fire.
Czechoslovaks attend a parade along Wencesclas Square in Prague
A parade along Wencesclas Square in Prague, Czechoslovakia. Men march with flags. Men and women with berets hold large paper flowers while raising their fists. Men and women in Czech traditional folk attire march with flags. Czechoslovaks march in Prague. Czechoslovak girls in traditional folk attire march and raise their fists. Men in uniform carrying a bomber airplane model.
Liberec civilians cheer at the arrival of German troops, Hermann Göring and Adolf Hitler review troops just before WW2.
Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-52 transport planes land in Liberec, Sudetenland (Czechoslovakia) prior to World War II. German troops exit from the plane after landing. The empennage of the Junkers Ju-52 bears the Nazi Swastika. German soldiers running across the airfield. More Luftwaffe planes taxiing and landing at the airfield. A German aircraft marshaller making signals with flags. German Army march in a military parade in the city center of Reichenberg (today Liberec). Some of the soldiers are beating drums. Nazi Swastika banners adorn the buildings. Liberec civilians crowd Adolf-Hitler-Platz and watch German troop parade with warm reception. Sudeten German women hold small Nazi flags. A group of cheering civilians walk and perform the Hitler Salute in front of German troops. Young and old women in the crowd smiling. Café, pharmacy, and other storefronts are adorned with Swastikas. Liberec civilians cheer and throw flowers in front of the German Army. Luftwaffe Commander-in-Chief Hermann Göring inspects German troops in Liberec. Soldiers salute at Göring upon his arrival. Göring gives a military salute to troops. A Bohemian German girl mouths "Heil !". Göring shake hands and talks to soldiers and civilians while army photographer takes pictures. Adolf Hitler arrives in Liberec. Göring accompanies Hitler as they both review troops and civilians. Girls in the crowd perform the Nazi salute for Adolf Hitler. Hitler speaks to Göring. Hitler performs the Nazi salute to the people of Liberec during the motorcade.
Lord Runciman arrives in London England.
British Lord Runciman disembarks from Ceskosloven aircraft, from Czechoslovakia, in London, England. He attempts to solve the Czech-Sudetenland Impasse but returns empty handed to England, shortly before signing of Munich Agreement ceding Sudetenland regions to Germany.
Czechoslovakian Vojta Benes states in his speech that his country will fight the last man.
Vojta Benes, brother of Czech President Edvard Beneš, arrives in Polish ocean liner SS Batory in New York, United States. Vojta Beneš of Czechoslovakia states in his speech that his country will fight to the last man (early in World War 2 period, just before Munich Agreement was signed yielding Czech Sudetenland regions to Nazi Germany).
