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Demonstrators in front of the Altes Museum in the Lustgarten, Berlin, Germany
Demonstrations in Berlin, Germany. People gather in large numbers in front of the Altes Museum in the Lustgarten. They hold signs and banners. One sign reads, " Frankreich gieb unserer Kameraden Frei ," an appeal for France to free German prisoners of war. (Note: After World War 1, France was slow to repatriate German prisoners of war, and had transported many abroad, to work in her colonies.)
The Weimar Republic. German troops pass in review. German President Friedrich Ebert reviews honor guard and meets officers
During the period of the Weimar Republic, following World War 1, an officer on horseback reviews German soldiers on parade on a tree-lined dirt road.They are led by a brass band mounted on horseback, followed by a contingent of mounted German Lancers. A brass band stands and plays opposite the reviewing officer, as a unit of infantry with shouldered rifles and fixed bayonets marches past, led by a goosestepping unit. Numerous flags are carried by marchers at the rear. Scene shifts to a railway platform, where German Army and Navy officers accompany Friedrich Ebert, the first President of Germany, as he reviews an honor guard drawn up in precise formation. President Ebert is introduced to other German officers.
German Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg reviews World War I veterans in Germany.
Statesmen arriving to attend a meeting in Germany in the wake of World War I. German Marshal Paul von Hindenburg reviewing an honor guard of World War 1 veterans. They stand at attention and salute with their rifles at "Present Arms" position. Hindenburg returns their salute by raising his Marshal's baton. General Erich Ludendorff and other senior military officers accompany Hindenburg. Next, Hindenburg poses in front of a gathering of military officers and officials.
Germans in Berlin demonstrate against the Treaty of Versailles, after World War I
Germans demonstrate in Berlin, at the Reichtag and in the Lustgarten, against the Treaty of Versailles, after World War 1. A crowd of Germans demonstrating in front of the Reichstag in Berlin, The Bismark memorial and the Monument of Victory are clearly visible. As the camera pans, men raise their hats in unison (presumably prompted by the cameramen). One person holds a poster reading "98.Abt." (referring to 98th Abteilung, the German Army 98th Division). Others hold banners that are pointed away from the camera. Demonstrators also fill the Lustgarten. Men sit on a lamp post above street sign reading "Lustgarten."
King Albert I, and Queen Elisabeth, of Belgium, review Belgian troops and U.S. troops at the end of World War I
King Albert I and Queen Elisabeth review a parade in Belgium, after World War 1. Queen Elisabeth standing in an open car, holding a large bouquet of flowers. King Albert I joins her. Car being driven amidst a large crowd. King Albert I and Queen Elisabeth, on horseback, review Belgian soldiers as they march in a parade. People watch as American soldiers , led by a military band, take part in the parade.
Karl Seitz with other officials present as people vote during the formation of republic of Austria in Vienna, Austria
The ceremony during the formation of republic of the Austria in Vienna, Austria. People gathered at the ceremony during the formation of the Austrian republic. People in front of the Athena fountain at the Austrian Parliament House. Soldiers stand in line holding flags. An Austrian politician Karl Seitz stands with other officials. Officials with troops stand near the Bronze horse tamer statue. Soldiers stand in formation. The Athena Fountain (Pallas-Athene-Brunnen) in front of the Parliament in the background. People walk in lines to cast their vote. People come out of the voting room.
