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Koblenz (Coblenz) reinforced by Prussian soldiers in World War I
Two Truckloads of Prussian soldiers drive into the Rhineland city of Koblenz to reinforce it during World War 1. They park near a shuttered Merchant hall and climb down to the street. They assemble and pose for the camera standing around a machine gun set up on the pavement. Scene shifts to view of an old fort partially destroyed.
Views of airship LZ13 "Hansa" and Count Ferdinand Von Zeppelin. Views of damaged airship LZ5.
The airship LZ13 "Hansa," in July 1912, being backed out of her hangar in Hamburg and readied for flight by ground crews . Count Ferdinand Von Zeppelin seen with an officer of the crew, in the passenger compartment (called the "Coupé") of the LZ-13. View of the crowds below waving to the Count. A separate sequence, from June , 1909, shows the damaged airship, LZ 5, after she hit a pear tree near Göppingen, on the return leg of a flight from Lake Constance (Bodensee) to Bitterfeld and back.
Adolf Hitler and party of officials returns from Austria, following Anschluss.
Adolf Hitler's personal Junkers Ju 52 airplane "Immelman II" lands at Tempelhof Airdrome, Berlin. German Hitler, Hermann Goering and other officials leave the airplane. As a band plays the National Anthem, Hitler reviews an honor guard of various contingents, including Hitler Youth (Their banners display the Germanic Sig-Rune "S" symbol). Berlin citizens line sidewalks and cheer as Hitler drives from the airport in an open car.
Adolf Hitler addresses the Reichstag and ridicules U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt's plea to avoid aggression.
On 28th April, 1939 Hitler replies to Roosevelt's plea to avoid aggression. German Chancellor Adolf Hitler addresses the Reichstag meeting in the Kroll Opera House. The insignia of the National Socialist German Workers Party. Hitler mocks and ridicules U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt's plea to avoid aggression. He recites a long list of nations that FDR ostensibly sought to protect from Nazi aggression. The members in the hall laugh. People cheer after he finishes his speech.
German officers and prisoners in Berlin following the capture of the city by the Russian Army at end of World War 2
The Russians capture the city of Berlin during World War II. A railroad station, bridges, monuments, public buildings and churches are ruined in Berlin. Officers and men of German Army are taken as prisoners by the Soviet army. 'Kapitulieren ?' (surrender under agreed conditions) written on a wall. White surrender flags hang from the windows of the same building which featured swastika banners. German prisoners and Russian officers on the streets.
A German officer is interrogated by a Russian officer in Berlin following the capture of the city by the Russian Army.
Interrogation of a German officer by Russian forces after the capture of Berlin at the end of World War II in Europe. The German officer is interrogated by a Russian officer at a desk. The German officer points out positions on a map. He also demonstrates the shaking hand or tremor of hand seen in Hitler. Russian officers examine charred bodies in Berlin. A possible Hitler doppelgänger or body double is among the dead.
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