1. Germany.
Harvesting vegetables in Germany.
– Harvesting cabbage from the fields.
– Women gather potatoes into baskets after the passage of the potato harvester.
2. German Austria.
Reichsautobahn – building the road Munich - Linz - Vienna.
– Work in the quarry, the explosion of rock, broken stones are loaded into trolleys.
– Construction site in Salzburg, work in progress. 24-meter pillars will support 188 meters of the viaduct span.
– Camp for the builders of the road.
– Good living conditions have been created for the moral support of the workers.
– Workers shower, shave, get a haircut at the barbershop, play chess, read newspapers, get mail.
– Lunch for the workers.
– Concert in the camp.
– On stage dancing ballet group.
Spitzenberg near Heinburg in the Lower Danube.
– Gauleiter Hugo Juri opens training airfield of the organization Hitlerjugend, the airplanes, which were given the names of the fallen combat pilots.
– The pilot removes the sticker from the side of the machine, with names on it - Klaus von Bolen, Emmerich Sikora and others.
– Young people are pulling the glider with ropes, the pilot gets into the cockpit, take off from the hill.
3. Poland.
A trip through the eastern regions for the SA Chief of Staff Victor Lutze provides for a visit to Marienburg Castle.
– Together with his entourage he walks through the courtyard of the castle.
– A visit to the military cemetery and the grave of former comrade-in-arms, SA Obergruppenführer and police chief in Kiel, head of the SA Nordmark assault group (Kiel), who died in Poland in the early days of the war, Joachim Meyer-Kuid.
– Close-up of the cross and plaque.
– In Litzmannstadt (Łódź) Lutze meets the new unit, which celebrates Freedom Day.
– Gala parade in front of Lutze and SA General Hasso von Manteifel.
Krakow salutes the first Polish Governor General Dr. Hans Frank, he makes a speech.
– At the residence of the governor-general set up a new flag of independent Poland.
– Frank next to a bust of Hitler.
4. Germany.
Police and SS parade on Adolf Hitler’s Square in Berlin.
– Riding cavalry, orchestra musicians on horseback.
– SS Reichsführer Heinrich Himmler is on the podium among top police and military officials.
– Residents greet them.
5. France.
Occupied territory.
– Telephone exchange in occupied Paris.
– The women at work, they connect subscribers to the front and Germany, are receiving telegrams.
Warehouse of military uniforms (clothing and linen) captured from the French.
– Sorting and sending clothes French workers under the supervision of German soldiers.
– Loading in cars and shipped to Germany.
Sending to Germany, a trophy of French heavy military equipment, tanks.
– Broken tank drag chains on the platform.
– The composition leaves.
Manoeuvres of the German liaison forces in the occupied territory.
– The soldiers in inflatable boats boosting the water barrier.
– They landed on the shore, unfolding equipment.
– Run over the terrain.
– The Communicators at work, they pull the communication line.
– Fragments of the conditional battle.
– Machine gun firing at the enemy.
– Run over soldiers.
– Explosions.
– The communicators set the connection, check it.
6. Italy.
The German Imperial Labour Service Orchestra under Herms Neel gives a concert for the wounded Italian soldiers in Rome.
– The orchestra, the musicians.
7. Africa North.
After the capture of Sollum and Sidi Barrani, Italian construction crews build roads in the desert.
– They are unloading stone to build the road.
– Finished road.
– A truck is driving along the road.
– Signpost made of stones.
8. Pacific theatre of military operations.
Japanese airfield, pilots in formation Japanese planes take off.
– Japanese squadron in the air, it takes a course for Burma, the planes bombed the Burma Road.
9. Germany.
German submarines returning to port after combat operations.
– Lieutenant Commander Joachim Schepke looks out from the bridge of the boat.
– The emblem of the boat is an otter.
– He has 40,000 register tons on his last account.
– Submarine Lieutenant Commander Günther Prien, who sank 200,000 register tons.
– The Führer awarded him the Knight’s Cross with oak leaves.
– On the shore the sailors are met with an orchestra.
– Submarine Lieutenant Commander Otto Kretschmer, who also reported the elimination of ships of 200 thousand register tons.
– He was awarded the Knight’s Cross with Oak Leaves.
– The boat goes out on a new combat mission.
Hermann Goering inspects the Air Force unit on the English Channel, which distinguished itself in the air battles against England.
– Major Helmut Wieck, one of the aces of the squadron Richthofen, reports to the Reich Marshal.
– Goering bypasses formation of pilots, talking to them.
– Then he visits the division named after Horst Wessel, goes around the line of pilots, shaking hands.
Old newsreels: Captain Oswald Belke, an inventive tactician in aerial combat, at the aircraft.
– He crashed 24 years ago after his fortieth victory.
– Members of the squadron named after Belke visit the tomb of the ace of World War I in Dessau together with the mother of the hero and lay a wreath.
10. France.
One of the units of the German Air Force.
– The commander of the squadron named Belke reports on the readiness to begin operations against England.
– Pilots reinforce the bombs.
– Planes Heinkel-111 take off into the air, flying toward England.
– The pilots open the hatches, the bombs fall on English territory.
– The operator removes the cockpit.
– The fires on English territory.
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