Directors of the zeppelin Airship Building Company (Luftschiffbau Zeppelin GmBH) in Germany. Commander Hugo Eckener seated in a chair and holds a cigar in his mouth while reading a paper. Dr. Ing Arenstein, engineer of zeppelin, works at a workshop. Dr. Ludwig Durr writes at desk and drink beverage.
The activities and policies of the National Socialist Party in Germany. Newspaper headlines about Ludendorff (General Erich Friedrich Wilhelm Ludendorff ) and Hitler being captured after their attempted putsch . Nazi Sturmabteilung (SA) stormtroopers on street. Adolf Hitler fills out and signs a registration form. A flag of the Nazi party. Stormtroopers march on the street. Joseph Goebbels speaks on a phone. Nazi party member steps from a car. People on either side wave to a party member and he waves back. A tram in the background.
Hermann Goering ,named Prussian Minister of Interior, by Adolf Hitler, outlines his program in Germany, 1933. He is seated in a chair and reads about his program. A lamp kept on a table.
German Chancellor Adolf Hitler speaks at a rally of the National Labor Service (Reichs Arbeit Dienst) in Nuremberg, Germany. The RAD flag flutters from flagpole. It depicts a shovel with two wheat sheaves at its base. Several flag poles are seen topped by the RAD symbol with swastika embossed on the shovel . State Secretary of Labor Service, Konstantin Hierl, in RAD uniform, introduces the RAD members drawn up in military formation. He salutes Hitler, who proceeds to address the RAD members, who all hold shovels. Several RAD individuals call out their home provinces. Drummers play. The RAD members recite an oath of allegiance, and then march and sing.
A Nazi Stormtrooper leader, Viktor Lutze addresses a torchlight rally in Germany. The flags of the Nazi Party. Troopers stand by a roaring bonfire.
Hitler Youth Rally at Post Stadium or Poststadion (Lehrter Str. 59, 10557 Berlin, Germany) in Berlin during Sixth Party Congress or 6th Party Congress. A Hitler Youth drum and bugle corps plays as Nazi Party national youth leader Baldur Benedikt von Schirach, and Adolf Hitler enter the stadium. Baldur von Schirach says a few words, followed by Hitler (who makes a point of addressing girls, as well as boys, in his remarks). The youth respond enthusiastically to Hitler's remarks and salute and cheer as he departs in an open car.
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