View of Eagle Square outside Tempelhof Airbase in Berlin. The Airlift Monument Memorial in foreground. Pedestrians pass by. Views of badly shattered Europa and Excelsior Hotels at Potsdammer Platz.
Pedestrians on a street in Berlin. People examine display windows of modern store on Kurfürstendamm in the British Zone. People crowded in front of a huge building. The Hotel Kempinski. Cars parked in front of a building named 'Wertheim'.
Destroyed building and rubble just off of Stresemann Street in Berlin, several years after the end of World War II. Tobacco stands in the same area. Pedestrians, cars and men on bicycles pass by. Pedestrians pass by a grocery store. Circular billboard shows advertisements. A man and woman pass by with a bicycle.
A bus passes in front of a large house. The Opera House in Berlin. Pedestrian passes by. A banner reads 'Clay Allee'. Cars pass on the street. Scaffolding surrounds a building on Charlottenburg Chausee. View of ivy covered apartment house in Berlin.
A foldable automobile invented by a German man. Inventor of foldable auto carries front end of car on his shoulder. A woman helps him to connect rear end to front end. Foldable canvas, rather than metal, forms the chassis. The couple sits in the auto and drives away.
Fritz Von Opel flies his Opel-Sander RAK 1 rocket propelled air plane. Fritz Von Opel sits in the cockpit of the Opel RAK 1 plane. Repeated trials fail to lift the plane. Finally the plane rises in air. Smoke trailing the Opel RAK 1 plane as it flies. Given the date, this might be a RAK 3, even though the RAK 1 designation is seen on the plane.
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