1. Germany.
German miners at work.
– A miner drills into the rock.
– Coal is shovelled into mine cars.
– A view of the mine building; mine cars carrying coal are moving.
Dortmund, steelworks, general view.
– Workers at the blast furnaces; molten metal is flowing.
– Casting of turbine parts.
– Machining of parts.
– Molten metal is poured into a mould.
– Assembly of the turbine.
– The finished turbine is being taken out of the factory; it bears the inscription: ‘Wagner, Dortmund’.
– The new turbine on a railway platform.
– Power station, the new turbine is in operation.
– A worker at the control panel.
2. The Eastern Front.
The Murmansk region.
– Supplies being transported to the front by reindeer sleighs.
– Soldiers on skis leading reindeer.
– The first rays of the sun after the polar night.
– A soldier on guard duty with binoculars.
– Soldiers take up new positions.
– Soldiers with submachine guns and machine guns crawl through the snow.
– A soldier surveys the terrain through binoculars.
– The start of a firefight.
– German artillery firing.
– A crew manning a gun.
– A medical detachment of skiers on the move.
– A wounded man is being dressed in a trench; he is wrapped in a fur and placed on a dog-drawn sledge.
– Two soldiers unfurl a Red Cross flag on the snow; another fires a signal flare into the air.
– Arrival of a medical transport aircraft; loading of the wounded.
– The aircraft takes off.
– South of Lake Ladoga.
– Soldiers at their positions.
– Soviet aircraft in the air.
– A reconnaissance unit on the move.
– Transporting the wounded.
– The wounded are taken to the field hospital.
– A wounded man is being led away.
– Loading the wounded into an ambulance.
– The central sector of the Eastern Front along the Smolensk–Bryansk–Kursk line.
– A column of German reserve soldiers with supply wagons is moving through the snow.
– A field kitchen wagon skids on the slippery snow.
– An observation post in the forest, built from logs.
– A soldier climbs a ladder, enters the room from which the enemy is being observed.
– The observer raises the alarm at the appearance of Soviet soldiers.
– The start of a firefight near the village.
– Soldiers in camouflage uniforms fire grenade launchers, machine guns and anti-tank guns.
– The gun crew.
– The ‘Feldherrnhalle’ regiment in camouflage uniforms on the offensive.
– German soldiers take cover behind a haystack, find a communication cable and cut it.
– The end of the battle.
– The bodies of Soviet soldiers in the snow.
3. The Atlantic.
A German submarine in the North Atlantic.
– Four lookouts with binoculars scan the horizon in different directions.
– A British convoy is sighted.
– A diagram showing the movements of the convoy and the German submarines.
– German naval communications and intelligence operations.
– Officers at headquarters.
Grand Admiral Karl Dönitz coordinates the actions of German submarines off the coasts of Greenland and Labrador.
– A submarine receives orders to attack enemy ships.
– Alarm on the submarine; the crew takes their stations.
– Diagram of the German Navy’s submarine operations.
– Manoeuvres to evade an enemy destroyer.
– The convoy attempts to escape the submarine attack.
– The submarine dives.
– The enemy convoy is visible through the periscope.
– An attack according to plan.
– A voiceover announcing the destruction of the convoy.
– Sailors on the submarine.
– Shockwaves and damage to the boat caused by a depth charge explosion.
– Repairing the damage.
– Launching torpedoes.
– Sinking of Allied ships.
– Scenes from a night battle.
– Sinking of a tanker; oil burning on the surface of the water.
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