Excerpt from the fictional film "Birth of a Nation". A Pro-Southern dramatization on the effect of the civil war in Piedmont, United States. Members of Ku Klux Klan or KKK on horses arrive to help the Whites. Houses along the sides of the street. The African Americans discuss strategies. Trees along the sides of the street. A house in the field. Guns fired in the field. Smoke arises due to the gun fire.
Excerpt from end of the fictional film "Birth of a Nation". A Pro-Southern dramatization on the effect of the civil war in Piedmont, United States. Members of Ku Klux Klan or KKK gather. They rescue the Whites. The African Americans put their arms in front of them. Members of Ku Klux Klan along with the rescued Whites on horses move on the street. The Whites girls on horses. Klan members supervise the proceedings at the election and prevent the African Americans from voting. A double honeymoon at the sea edge with characters Phil Stoneman and Margaret Cameron together, and Ben Cameron and Elsie Stoneman together.
Boll Weevils ravage Cotton plants in southern United States. Chemical Warfare Service prepares poisonous compounds for the eradication of Boll Weevil. Chemists keep the poisonous compounds in small covered containers. Boll weevil on a Cotton plant. Men pick cotton bolls that are not destroyed by the Boll Weevil. African American man smiles and holds a stem with a small cotton bloom. Cotton square and cotton bloom attacked by the pest.
Shows Prime Minister Kim II Sung speaking on the podium at the North Korean Assembly held to draft Constitution in North Korea. Several dignitaries,reporters and press officials present at the event. Flags of South Korea and Soviet Union can be seen in the backdrop. Other dignitaries take the microphone to make their speeches. Reporters take down the speeches on their notepads.1948.
Thousands of people parade on the streets of Pyongyang to celebrate May Day. People carry several banners,pictures and signs. Flags of South Korea and Russia can be seen in parade. Shows a band playing in parade with a picture of Stalin in middle. Children do exercises in chorus. Prime Minister Kim II Sung, Russian Officials and other dignitaries watch and applaud the parade from a high-ground. Approximately 1947-48.
Homage is being paid to the Koreans killed by the Japanese. Parade by families of the deceased Koreans. Children dressed in uniforms exhibit a parade. South Korean and Soviet flags are raised high. Prime Minister Kim II Sung addresses the masses and cries as he speak. Pictures of Stalin and Kim II sung on the wall behind the podium. Korean children play with their fathers. Few children perform a play on stage. Shows workers building a school for the children of the killed Koreans. Approximately 1948.
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