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Brainwashing experiments conducted by Dr. Donald Ewen Cameron at Allan Memorial Institute in Canada.
View panning uphill to a Victorian mansion called "Ravenscrag"on Mount Royal in Montreal, Canada, housing the Allan Memorial Institute of Psychiatry, at McGill University. Camera pans across the front of the building. A photograph of Dr. Donald Ewen Cameron. Dr. Maurice Dongier,current head of the Institute, speaks about Dr. Cameron's so-called "Psychic Driving" therapy. He is being interviewed, and agrees that Dr. Cameron's work could by characterized as "brain washing." More views of the Allan Institute building. Val Orliknow,of Winnipeg, wife of a member of Canadian parliament, is seen seated, with the Allan Institute building visible through a window behind her. She describes her experience as a patient of Dr. Cameron. Scene shifts to Dr. Dongier, again, describing Cameron's methods. More views of the Institute building and of Mrs. Orliknow discussing her treatment. Street sign reading "Avenue McGregor and views of Heavy vehicle traffic on the Avenue, as Mrs. Orliknow describes her thoughts of committing suicide by throwing herself under a vehicle. Dr. Robert Cleghorn, who succeeded Dr. Cameron, upon his retirement, is seen being interviewed, and concluding that Dr. Cameron's work was not more successful than that achieved by more conservative methods. Scene shifts back and forth between Dr.Dongier, Dr.Cleghorn, and Mrs.Orliknow, interspersed with views of the Institute building, another building flying the American flag, and traffic on McGregor Avenue. Mrs.Orliknow expresses dismay at CIA involvement as the clip finishes with views of the institute and surroundings. [Note: Principals discuss attempted "brainwashing" by Dr. Ewen Cameron, who was funded by CIA work on Project MKUltra. He used drugs, including LSD, plus electric shock therapy, "sleep therapy," and "psychic driving," that he believed would allow him to make changes in a patient's` personality. His so-called "de-patterning" involved Electro-shock treatments for 30 days, and even 65 days for some subjects.]
German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard arrives and is greeted by a large crowd in Texas.
German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard arrives in Texas. U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson plays host to the press as they wait for the arrival of German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard. The Presidents rides a Tennessee Walking Horse. Soldiers at an airport. Johnson at the airport shakes hands with civilians. The German Chancellor arrives and is received by the President. A military band plays music. The Chancellor is greeted by a large crowd. Johnson and Erhard on a stage. A man plays a piano. They listen to the music.
Americans run independent businesses with the help of the franchise system in the United States.
The contribution of franchise system in the United States. Franchises as a way to achieve personal and financial independence through owning a small business. View inside a Insty Prints franchise print shop. A woman at the shop as she takes out the printouts. Men and women tour a low cost modular home structure that can be used as a home or vacation home. It is ultra modern and shaped like a dome or igloo, with port hole windows all around. People tour the inside of the modern dome house. A franchise retail store sign for a "7 Eleven" store. People purchase products from the 7 Eleven store. A man and woman clerk assist the customers. Next scene shows Gus Sam , the African American owner of a Carvel Ice cream parlor. He is seen filling customer orders and working in the store. Series of shots show him meeting with representatives from the Carvel franchising system as they helped him plan location, build-out, financing, and operations of his franchise store. Sam at his shop gives ice cream to children and decorates a cake that he sells to an African American woman and her daughter. Girl looks at the cake and appears happy.
People crowd on streets to watch the parade and German Chancellor Adolf Hitler reviews them in Germany.
German Chancellor Adolf Hitler reviews a large military parade in Germany. The flags of the Nazi party. People crowd on either side of the streets. Hitler arrives in a motorcade. They look from the balconies of their houses. A military band plays music. Nazi brownshirt Storm Troopers (Sturmabteilung or "SA") parade. Hitler in a motorcade reviews the parade. Stormtroopers hold flags and march. People look from the balconies. Joseph Goebbels; Hermann Göring (Goering). At one point Heinrich Himmler is seen leading a procession of soldiers. Himmler is then seen approaching and saluting Hitler, and then standing below and beside him to continue watching the parade. Parade includes contingent of the National Labor Service (Reichs Arbeit Dienst). Several German military are seen, most of whom render traditional hand salute to forehead, rather than the Nazi salute. All marchers use goosestep.
German troops attack defenders in Polish Post Office Building at Heveliunsplatz during the occupation of Danzig
Invasion of Danzig by the Germans on 1st September, 1939 during World War II. Citizens of Danzig read poster proclaiming Danzig a part of the Greater German Realm. People crowd outside a building. Nazi troops use field artillery and Steyr ADGZ M35 Armored car to attack Polish defenders housed in the Post Office Building at Heveliunsplatz. Sudetenland written on an armored vehicle. The building is severely damaged from German shelling. Hitler arrives at the Kroll Opera House, where the Reichstag is meeting. He steps from his car and walks very rapidly into the building. Some members of his entourage stumble to keep up with him. View of Hitler addressing the Reichstag about Danzig and Poland. German troops driving into Danzig in SD Kfz 7 half-tracks are greeted enthusiastically by the crowds.
An officer questions Sergeants about different situations during battle formation (WW2)
The advantages of battle formations during World War II. A U.S. Army Rifle Squad officer talks about imagination and alertness during battle. The Sergeants seated around a desk. A model on the desk. The officer asks the Sergeants questions about the conditions they will adopt during different situations, and they explain it with the help of the model. Question for the interior unit is about the exact route to be followed to reach the road. The other situation is where the Squad Leader asks them to take their squad through a bridge and cover his crossing. The next situation is where the platoon moves forward, an officer gives a signal, the squad deploys, and when he returns, they are moving in different directions. Next, the Platoon moves into a thick wooded area and command a left squad, you are under orders not to change your formation without the permission of the platoon leader. The last situation is where the platoon leader has become irresponsible, you are the leader, and the troops advance and artillery is fired. How would you cross this field and what action's will you take. The sergeants answer one by one and take the help of the model.
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