Demonstration against war in the United States before World War II. Pacifist college age young men lampooning and portraying themselves as leaders engaged in war, which include German Chancellor Adolf Hitler, Italian dictator Benito Mussolini, U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt, Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin, Japanese General Hideki Tojo, and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. The men give a Nazi salute, and place a wreath at mock tomb of an Unknown Soldier.
A research film based on U.S. arson demonstration in the United States during World War II. A man covers a wooden crate. Small amount of gunpowder and magnesium power is placed inside the wooden crate. A group of men and officers talk to each other. The wooden crate is detonated. Smoke rises up from the box. Larger amount of powder is detonated inside plain wooden building which then bursts into flames.
Students at Harvard University, Cambridge. Students arrive at Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library. Students at Harvard Yard. The students attend lectures and take notes. Students arrive at Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library. Student walk in Harvard Yard
Prison buildings in Collins, Georgia. Several views of prison buildings. U.S. flag flies from top of building.
Prisoners in a prison in Greenville, Georgia. Prisoners sitting on bunk beds in prison. They sing. African American prisoners sing and play guitar.
Prisoners in a prison in Greenville, Georgia.. African American cook prepares food in kitchen. Food being served to prisoners. African American prisoners eat food at tables in mess. Trucks loaded with drums in front of prison building.
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