1. France
Celebrating his 60th birthday this year, Colonel General Georg von Küchler, commander of the 18th Army of Army Group B, whose troops were the first in Paris a year ago, inspects the propaganda troops stationed in Paris.
– He walks round a formation of Wehrmacht soldiers, propaganda companies, sits in the car of a mobile radio station, examines a portable film camera.
2. The Atlantic.
German warships.
– Meeting with an armed Norwegian ship with an English crew.
– Receiving the crew on the German ship.
– The lowering of the English flag.
– The ship is taken in tow as a trophy.
– From the board of the German ship takes off a seaplane.
– The ship follows to Germany.
– In the field of vision appears English convoy.
– The Germans fire on the English.
– The English ships go down.
– German ship takes on board the crews of the sunken ships.
– The ship continues on its way to Germany.
– The German flag over the stern.
3. Greece.
Crete - one of the Mediterranean islands, a strategically important port 100 km from the Peloponnese and 300 km from Athens.
– Announcer about the geopolitical importance of the island.
– German aviation is preparing for a raid on Crete.
– Loading bombs.
– Pilots receive instructions from the commander, put on overalls.
– Weapons are packed in a special container.
– Paratroopers are preparing to land.
– Planes take off, flying over the Aegean Sea.
– Paratroopers in the aircraft.
– The pilot has his hand on the wheel.
– The landing of paratroopers, paratroopers jump with parachutes.
– Parachutes against the background of flying aircraft.
– View of Piraeus, the largest seaport of Athens.
– German squadron returns to base.
– A British fighter rushes to attack and is shot down.
– Again, below Patras and Athens, the Acropolis is visible.
– A damaged German aircraft makes a landing on one landing gear.
– The pilot is greeted by his comrades-in-arms, he shares his impressions.
– Preparing pilots for the next flight.
– On the glass of the cockpit hangs a toy bear.
– Landing mountain gunners in the plane, they will have to land on the areas already occupied by paratroopers.
– The aircraft in enemy territory - on the island of Crete.
The fighter jet rushes to the pockets of resistance.
– Enemy aircraft are destroyed right on the ground.
– The occupied positions are immediately used for their intended purpose.
– Paratroopers capture the English airfield.
– British artillery opens fire on the occupied airfield, but it is not able to change the plan of landing on Crete.
– The mountain troops are on the march.
– The first British prisoners from Crete.
– German air general, commander of the 11th Airborne Corps Kurt Student congratulates the brave paratroopers with victory.
– The Germans continue offensive operations.
– Paratrooper on horseback.
– Announcer about the loss of Britain’s loss of Crete, she lost the key to Europe, Asia and Africa.
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