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Donald E. Keyhoe, author of the book, "The Flying Saucers Are Real," is interviewed during a broadcast.
Film opens showing Major Donald E. Keyhoe (U.S. Marine Corps, Retired) author of the 1950 book,"The Flying Saucers Are Real." He is seated, quietly, at a desk with microphones. Unseen persons are talking, as they prepare for his interview, and can be heard in the background. An unseen interviewer asks Keyhoe his opinion about new sightings of unidentified flying objects. Kehhoe expresses belief that some will prove to be of interplanetary origin.
Experiences of people regarding Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs)
Men and women look up in sky while they walk. A man says 'We are your friends, please contact us'. Planets and stars in space. A comet. Interviews with people share their experiences with UFOs. A woman shares her experience while she was driving somewhere in Northwest Chicago. Street sign of 'Harmony Lane'. On seeing a flying object in sky, she gets out of the car and goes by her house. She enters the house and looks out of the window. She calls her husband and points out of window. Woman makes a sketch of flying object she saw. Shows children play with a UFO toy. Buildings in Chicago. Newspaper column reads line 'Airship Is Sighted'. UFO and patterns of light in the sky. A tourist plane takes off. Film recorded from plane's window shows a moving light in sky. UFO news in newspaper. Police officers patrol streets in Chicago at night. They see an object in sky but lose its sight. President of National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena, confirms his belief that 'UFOs are real.' Sign of NICAP - UFOs outside planetarium. Shows an officer and young scientist speak on UFOs. USAF Major Quintanilla speaks about UFOs.
Nazi film shows various men, women, and children in German mental and physical care institutions, contrasted with average Germans
NSDAP (Nazi) German film on hereditary diseases opens by showing German boys and girls playing outside houses and children in the streets of Germany. Some of the children are dirty and poor, and living in meager tenement areas. Prior scene is then contrasted with exteriors of numerous hospitals and clinics with well kept grounds and facilities. Doctors and nurses in white uniforms stroll the grounds. A group of boy patients are shown in an outdoor area. Scene shifts to show a German farmer with a boy working on a farm. The boy watches geese. The farmers build a rock embankment beside water. A fishing boat on water and a German fisherman working with his nets. A German woman wrings out wet laundry. German workers in an office perform clerical work and typing. German laborers working hard and constructing new buildings. Construction scenes. A man planes a long piece of wood. Other workers lay stones, work on overhead wires, and work at a steel molting factory. German farmers harvest wheat and horses pull carts bearing harvest. A windmill turns. Scene shifts to outdoor grounds of an institution housing mentally and physically handicapped German boys, girls, women, and men. Disparaging views of various mentally disabled and physically disabled men, women, boys, and girls are shown. Some are physically deformed patients, others are insane patients, or violent patients in strait jackets. Jewish patients are separately identified, shown, and disparaged (seeds of anti-Jewish sentiment and the holocaust to come). Nurses and doctors seen observing and working with patients. Patients eat, many exhibiting difficulty eating. Some patients are spoon fed. Others are fed by nasal tube. The scenes shown appear designed to show the patients in the most denigrating way. Diagrams depict mental illness transmitting through defective genes (part of theories espoused by Nazi Germany in support of its eugenics programs, sterilization, and euthanasia programs such as Aktion T4, before and during World War 2).
Food supplies delivered by foreign relief organization to Petrograd, Russia during Russian Revolution and World War 1
Steamers on the frozen River Neva deliver food supplies sent by foreign relief organization to Petrograd, Russia during period of Russian Revolution and World War I. Soviet Russian children stand next to ship 'Marcus' from Newark, New Jersey, USA. Men unload food supplies. American relief administrator Colonel Haskall looks at a map. Food sacks being transported along snowy streets by horse drawn sled and sleigh. Civilians walk in snow covered streets, bundled in warm winter clothing. People gathered together in the cold eat hot food in the streets of Russia.
King Edward VII,Queen Alexandra, and daughters Victoria and Maud,at quayside, Swansea,Glamorgan, Wales, met by Viscount Windsor
King Edward VII, of England, with Queen Alexandra and daughters, Victoria and Maud, arriving quayside at Swansea Harbor in Glamorgan, Wales to participate in ceremonial cutting of first sod for new dock to be named "Kings Dock" in honor of Edward VII. The royal party is formally greeted by Viscount Windsor, Lord Lieutenant of Glamorgan, and Griffith Thomas, Mayor of Swansea.
Cattle drawn carriages and artillery pass on Pontoon Bridge in World War I.
Civilian official addresses large formation of American troops from a podium at a reviewing stand. U.S. troops on parade across the field, in front of spectators, at an Army base. Included are troops on horse back and horse-drawn caissons. French troops use cattle teams to pull heavy artillery pieces across a pontoon bridge, in France during World War I. Boats tied at Pontoon Bridge. The French artillery battery fires in field. French troops move casually along a road. New recruits, without uniforms, drill in a field. under guidance of U.S. Army soldiers. French soldiers hoist 320mm shell, with block and tackle, to load rail gun, that sits under camouflage netting. Rail gun fires and recoils. French gun crew works on another 320mm rail gun, elevating the barrel to firing position during World War 1.
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