Nazi propaganda extolling the growth of the Nazi party from 11.55 million in 1933 to 15.7 million in 1936. Remilitarization of Germany in lead up to World War 2. Mobilized German troops enter the demilitarized zone of the Rhineland and, as slate suggests, reoccupy their old garrison there. Triumphant scenes of German soldiers marching into Frankfurt, Karlsruhe, and Cologne, to the enthusiastic cheers of the residents. Hitler and Goering and others in open car as crowds cheer them in Berlin. Hitler on a balcony reviewing a torchlight parade of SA and SS troopers. Brief glimpse of Hermann Goering in civilian clothes. Euphoric crowds greet Hitler on Heroes Memorial Day, March 7, 1936, the same day he ordered German troops into the Rhineland.
U.S. Senator B Russell at Heidelberg, Germany. A sign board reads 'Usareur Headquarters'. Senator Russell accompanied by Colonel McNair and Lieutenant Colonel Hathaway leaves the headquarters at Heidelberg. They get into a car and drive off. A group arrives at Patrick Henry Village. They enter one of the buildings.
U.S. Senator B Russell at Wacom building in Heidelberg, Germany. The senator walks with two children. He shakes hands with a soldier and his wife, gets into car and drives off. The car pulls up in front of the Wacom building.
U.S. Senator B Russell in Heidelberg, Germany. A honor guard snaps to attention. General Miles J Reber shakes hands with Senator Russell. They enter a building. View of a garden at the entrance of the building.
U.S. Senator B Russell at Rob Headquarters in Heidelberg, Germany. A sign board reads 'Rob Headquarters'. Senator Russell along with General Miles J Reber makes tour of inspection at the Rhine Ordnance. The senator inspects ammunition. He holds a rifle in his hand and speaks to a soldier.
United States C-47 Aircraft parked in Stuttgart, Germany. U.S. Representative Joseph B Deveroe of the House Arms Service Committee disembarks from the aircraft. He is greeted by Lieutenant General Henry R Hodes, 7th Army and Theodore Hadruba, Consul General. The officials converse with each other. They leave in their respective cars.
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