German General Hermann Fegelein's civil wedding ceremony in Salzburg Austria during World War II. Hermann Fegelin and Gretl Braun arrive for their wedding ceremony. The bride and the groom seated near the head of the Schutzstaffel (SS) Heinrich Himmler and Martin Bormann. Fegelein signs the marriage document followed by Gretl. Himmler and Bormann also sign as a witness. The couple receive a toast with pewter cups. View of a plate with loaf of bread and a dish with salt and another empty pewter dish. Scene transitions to Hitler's Kehlsteinhaus (Eagle's Nest) retreat at Berchtesgaden Germany. Guests at the wedding reception which followed the ceremony in Salzburg. Food laid out on a table. A woman pours out a drink in a glass and drinks.
Waffen-SS General Hermann Fegelein and his new bride Gretl Braun Fegelein, immediately after their civil ceremony wedding in Salzburg, Austria. Fegelein and Gretl Braun marries at Mirabell Palace (Schloss Mirabell, Mirabellgarten Mirabellplatz 4 5020 Salzburg). Head of the Schutzstaffel, Heinrich Himmler, raises a toast to the couple. They drink from silver cups that Himmler had presented them. Gretl being greeted by various Nazi officers. Fegelein talks to Martin Bormann. The newly married couple move out of the building. They get in a car and drive away.
Kaiser Karl I reviews troops of the Royal Hungarian Honved Division in Galicia, Austria-Hungary, during World War 1.. Troops stand in formation. The Kaiser talks to a soldier. Soldier also replies. The Kaiser turns back to another soldier and salutes. (WWI; WW1)
Falconers train hawks, falcons and the mighty sea eagle in the Black Forest, Austria. Falconers walk. One of the falconers trains a hawk/falcon to get to the target. He trains it to fly high and to return to the target. The training of a sea eagle.
Major sports events of the year 1958. Skiers participate in World Ski Championship in Bad Gastein, Austria. Men fall down while skiing down a slope. America's Bud Werner puts up a good show. World's greatest skier, Toni Sailer wins the title.
Russian cavalry demonstrating a charge during their advance on Prezemysl, Galicia, Austria, (present-day Poland) during World War I. The officers wield sabers and a number of the cavalry carry lances.