Wrecked houses and buildings at a mountainside along a lake or sea in the Austria-Hungary empire soon after end of World War I. Close views of rubble of homes. Civilian men walk on the street with their luggage and belongings on horse-carts.
Participants gather to compete at the International Slalom Race in Kitzbuehel, Austria. One hundred and forty four skiers from all parts of the world compete in the championship. Willy Ferrer, a participant from Switzerland wins the championship. People watch and applaud.
Skiing Championship at Kitzbuhl in Austria. Olympic Champion Toni Sailer is defeated on his own turf. People watch the participants. A participant falls while skiing. Another participant skis on the track.
Shows water police participating in a sports meeting held at the Danube River in Vienna,Austria. The officers hold swimming races while dressed in full uniforms. They hustle down the swift current and through barrel markers. Officers dressed in uniforms jump from a bridge into the Danube River.
Peasants celebrate Saint John's Day in Vienna, Austria. Peasants gather in large number during night time with lit torches in their hands at a traditional ceremony.
President Miklas drives first nail into the 'Soldier of Iron', a huge wooden statue in Vienna, Austria to raise funds for building a monument honoring the country's fallen heroes. People gather in large numbers at the eve.
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