Burial of dead concentration camp victims from the Wöbbelin Concentration Camp in Ludwigslust, Germany during World War II. German civilians and officers look at the bodies before the burial. People walk past the dead bodies from the Wobbelin camp. Some women place flowers on a grave. A few women cry. A group of U.S. and German officers stand at attention during burial ceremonies. Gathered civilians. Officers and soldiers salute. German civilians bury the dead.
A film about the structure of atom and the use of radioactive isotopes in treatment of cancer in Canada. Animation depicts: An atom resembles a minute solar system. The heart of the atom is the nucleus. Children approach an educational display with large sign "The Atom. U-235. What's next?" Group of boys gather under the sign and look up at the display. Children watch a model of the structure of an atom and animation is shown describing the density and number of atoms in a dot of ink. Splitting nucleus with a neutron to get atomic energy. A chain reaction when a uranium atom is split giving out heat and radiation.
A film about the structure of atom and the use of radioactive isotopes in the treatment of cancer in Canada. Exteriors of a uranium mine at Great Bear Lake. Coal being transported in a narrow gauge mining train. A man pours coal from a container. Exteriors of the Nuclear Fission Plant at the Chalk River. Trucks driven in front of the plant. Director Dr. Keyes, Dr. Lewis and K. F. Topper discuss. A four inch lead wall block to protect technicians working on radio active matter.
A film about the structure of atom and the use of radioactive isotopes in cancer treatment in Canada. Technicians weigh radioactive material in a chemical element. A technician observes the weight indicator on a scale through a microscope. The technician adjusts the balance arm.
A scientific documentary film titled 'Atoms For Peace' about peaceful uses of atomic energy in Russia. Aerial view of the Moscow Kremlin. Exteriors of Obninsk Nuclear Power Plant in Obninsk Russia, the world's first nuclear power plant, built in 1954. It is also known as APS-1 Obninsk (Atomic Power Station 1 Obninsk). Interiors of the plant and some of the apparatus. Electrical towers on a field.
A scientific documentary film about the use radioactive isotopes in field of medicine in Russia. Animation depicts collision of radioactive isotopes with materials. Doctors check a man for tumor. A machine containing a radioactive isotope is placed on the tumor. The radiations destroy the tumor. A doctor monitors the process from another chamber. Another patient in a revolving chair is subjected to radioactive radiations.
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