Entertainment in Berlin, Germany, during World War 2. Foreign workers are entertained at Music Hall in Berlin. Audience seated in the auditorium. Orchestra plays. Tango dancers perform on stage. Audience applauds. Orchestra members play bottles tuned by being filled with various levels of water. Beverages placed on tables in front of the audience.
Parade on a street in Norway. Vidkun Quisling honored at Testimonial for efforts against Bolshevism during World War 2. Huge crowd gathered at Square. Uniformed men and women parade. They carry flags. Flag carriers and uniformed men lined up. Vidkun Quisling and other officials give German Nazi salute. Spectators watch the parade. Formation of lined Quisling Guard with German military officers in the background. Vidkun Quisling and two other men in uniform watch the parade. Flag bearers enter field formed by grandstand crowded by people. People on grandstand applaud. Flag bearers enter field. Officers give Nazi salute. Guardsmen, Norwegian soldiers and volunteers from various counties march past. Youth organizations march past.
French Army General Beynet in Beirut, Lebanon of Levant States near end of World War 2. Delegate General and Plenipotentiary Army General of France in Levant States. He receives local press and war correspondents. He addresses the correspondents and gives an account of events. Correspondents stand around his desk. The correspondents ask him questions.
Musee du Louvre in Paris, France. A view of the Louvre Museum (99 Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris France). Famous paintings in the museum are brought back on trucks after six years, following the end of World War 2. Trucks loaded with big wooden cases contain the paintings that had been relocated to protect them during the war from damage and prevent theft of the art by Nazi German forces. The cases arrive in one of the Louvre Museum's courts. A sign reads 'Entree Musee'. Cases unloaded and brought into the museum while Garde Mobile (National Guard of France) men watch with machine guns.
Canadian De Havilland DH.98 Mosquito aircraft is shown to the public for the first time, in Canada, early in World War 2. Air Force officers stand near the aircraft. British test pilot Geoffrey Raoul de Havilland Jr., son of the famed British aviation pioneer and aircraft designer, pilots the airplane in a demonstration flight. The plane taxis for takeoff. De Havilland circles and buzzes the field several times to demonstrate its speed and maneuverability. At one point, he feathers the right engine and demonstrates its excellent single-engine flight characteristics. Complete change of scene, to Wayne, Michigan, in the United States and a snow-covered air field where a Stinson Model 76 observation aircraft (registered NX27772) demonstrates its extreme short takeoff and steep climb capability.. Aerial view of the airplane maneuvering aloft and then landing in the snow, whereupon, it spins about in a 180 degree turn and immediately takes off, again, in very short distance and a steep climb. (Note: NX27772 was the final prototype for the L-5 Sentinel airplane, as it was named, when delivered to the U.S. Army.)
Public buildings in Washington DC, United States. Library of Congress building. Snow covered ground. Dome of Library of Congress building. View of "The Annex" (later the John Adams Building) serving as annex of the Library of Congress. Car traffic on 2nd Street Southeast. Buses and cars pass along the road. United States flag and street lights in the foreground.
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