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German troops parading along a street are cheered by the Austrians in Vienna during Nazi occupation early in World War II era.
The Nazi German occupation of Austria in 1938, also called Anschluss. German helmets sitting on top of packages, rifles standing in pyramid. A woman pours coffee for Nazi German soldiers. Nazi soldiers play with Austrian children on a street. A soldier carries a boy into a horse. The boy smiles as he sits on the horse while the soldier holds him. A soldier shows a child the artillery gun. The child is holding a flag with the Nazi Swastika. Nazi and Austrian soldiers exchange small talks. German soldiers in the balcony of Gasthof Schroll (Ulricusstraße 13, 6322 Kirchbichl, Austria) in Kirchbichl, in the Austrian state of Tyrol. Cheering Austrian civilians sit on top of a German tank. Nazi troops and tanks parade along a street in Vienna. A band plays. Nazi officers review the parade. An Austrian crowd cheers for the parading troops.
Funeral of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Countess Sophie in Vienna.
Funeral of the heir presumptive of the Austro-Hungarian throne, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, whose assassination was the immediate cause of World War 1. Arriving in Trieste (now in present-day Italy), Roman Catholic priests bless coffins of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife, Countess Sophie Chotek von Chotkow und Wognin, the Duchess of Hohenburg. Austrian officers observe as priests fling holy water onto couple’s coffins. Austrian guards unload a coffin from a funeral horse-drawn carriage. Austrian guards of the 7th Uhlans and 4th Dragoons march alongside funeral carriages of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Countess Sophie in Vienna, to be buried in their family crypt at Artstetten Castle in Artstetten-Pöbring, Lower Austria. Brief shot of Franz Joseph I of Austria.
Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand becomes the prelude to World War I. Portion of funeral procession of Archduke Ferdinand.
Newspaper headline declares Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and his wife Countess Sophie's assassination by a Bosnian youth in Sarajevo. The Archduke's bullet ridden uniform. The caskets carrying the bodies of the Archduke and his wife are taken to Vienna. The caskets wrapped in the Austrian flag at the port. Officers and soldiers salute in their honor. Priests lead the funeral procession followed by the caskets brought in horse carriages. Various New York newspaper headlines depicting beginning of World War I: Austria declares war on Serbia, Russia mobilizes against Austria, Germany declares war on Russia, France and England declare war on the Central Powers. Berlin: A large crowd gathered on the streets of Berlin. Mobilized German troops and band march on the streets. Crowd greets the German soldiers.
Forty thousand home guards gather to pledge the independence of their country at the Imperial Park in Vienna, Austria.
Forty thousand home guards gather to pledge the independence of their country in Vienna, Austria. Dignitaries and high government officials arrive. Home guards troops march in the Imperial Park. Home guard officers and dignitaries salute the marching troops. Marching troops in large numbers carry their national flags. Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss looks at the procession and the ceremony.
Eight feet two inches tall Finnish man, Väinö Myllyrinne, sight seeing and on a river boat with children in Vienna, Austria.
A twenty six year old, eight feet two inches tall Finnish giant, Väinö Myllyrinne, at a restaurant in Vienna, Austria. He drinks. He shakes hand with a policeman. People on the street look at him. He goes on a sight seeing tour along the Central European capital. A close up of the tall man. He is on a river boat along with children. He waves.
Nazi youth Leader Baldur Von Schirach at International Youth Conference in Vienna, Austria
International Youth Conference in Vienna, Austria. Youth delegates from 14 European countries carry flags in a parade. Uniformed officials from various countries review parade. They give a Nazi salute. Nazi youth Leader Baldur Von Schirach among officials. Public buildings with Stephans Cathedral in the background. Officials enter public building. Conference in session. Speakers, delegates and audience in the conference. Baldur Von Schirach , Leader of Hitler Youth, Arthur Ozman of Germany, Jenasen of Denmark, Vidisoni of Italy and Blolo of Spain in view.
