1. Germany.
Pictures of the homeland.
Greetings from Stuttgart, the capital of the state of Baden-Württemberg.
– In the 16th century it became a ducal residence.
– Bird's eye view of the city.
– Streets.
– Castle Square, where most of the architectural and historical monuments are located.
– Tower clock.
– Ancient cathedral.
– Famous natives of the city: storyteller Wilhelm Hauf, philosopher Georg Hegel, engineers Ferdinand Porsche and Gottlieb Daimler.
– Thanks to these inventors, the city became one of the centres of the German automotive industry.
Harvest in Swabia.
– Cart with apples.
– Loading apples into wagons.
Berlin.
– Solemn ceremony in honour of the 75-year anniversary of the composer of operettas Paul Linke.
– Jubilee welcomes the Minister of Propaganda Goebbels.
– In the Berlin Town Hall, the composer is solemnly awarded a medal.
– In the evening, in the premises of the People's Theatre Paul Linke conducts his operetta ‘Frau Luna’ performed by the Berlin Operetta.
– Fragments of the performance.
– Presentation of flowers to the jubilee.
Sending children from the north-western regions of Germany in the south of the country.
– Children and women in the carriage.
– Landscapes in southern Germany.
– Station Semmering.
– Arrived children and women at the station.
– Children on holiday, on a walk.
– Woman with an infant child.
Warehouse tobacco.
– Its sorting, drying, crushing, etc.
– Making cigarettes.
– Stuffing machine.
– Automatic cigarette packing line.
– Warehouse of finished products.
– Dispatching it by motor vehicles.
Field Marshal Goering awards distinguished pilots Luftwaffe.
– The ceremony of awarding.
– Goering hands out Iron Crosses, claps a pilot on the shoulder.
2. Finnish front.
In a break between battles: the commander of the 36th Corps, General of Cavalry Hans Feige awards Finnish soldiers who distinguished themselves in battle with Iron Crosses.
– German units in Karelia.
– Horse carts riding past the tanks.
– After the conquest of Jaanislinna (Petrozavodsk), eastern Karelia is systematically – cleared of Bolsheviks.
– Soviet units hide in dense virgin forests.
– Tanks in the forest, they break trees on the way.
– Shelling of Soviet positions.
– Firing guns.
– Another fierce fight in the forest.
– The Bolsheviks surrender, two soldiers are carrying a wounded man.
– German infantrymen in camouflage jackets moving forward, carrying weapons on a drag.
3. Near Leningrad.
Building a bridge provided with ice-cutters, the movement of the echelon on the bridge.
– Wooden structures of the bridge are filled with large cobblestones.
– The Germans unloaded stones along the chutes in wagons, carried to the construction site.
– Timber storage.
– German echelon.
– Unloading cows, goats.
– Warm winter things that arrived at the front.
– Arrival of the car with food, unloading it.
– Soviet prisoners at unloading work.
– The Germans are settling in winter flats.
– A soldier picks up firewood, carries in the dugout, stove.
– Soldiers rubbed with snow.
– German soldiers dismantle sent woollen clothes.
– The German puts on a coat maskhalat, put on his head cap.
– Special insulated boots and fur coat for observers and outposts.
– Division of scouts on skis.
– Detection of the Soviet detachment.
– Firefight with Soviet troops.
– Fragments of the battle.
– Explosions.
– They are going to surrender to the Red Army.
4. Military operations near Moscow.
German Colonel-General Maximilian Weichs, who celebrated his 60th birthday, at the positions.
– Weichs’ divisions and corps fought in Poland and the Balkans, on the western front.
– Later they helped in the battles near Kiev and Bryansk.
– He presents Iron Crosses to distinguished soldiers.
– An attack on a Soviet position north of Moscow.
– Part of the city is in the outer defence ring.
– A machine gunner shooting.
– Shooting infantrymen.
– They go to surrender Soviet soldiers.
– German infantry in the village.
– In the morning.
– View of Soviet positions and fortifications destroyed by the Germans.
– Destroyed equipment.
– The corpses of Soviet soldiers, covered with snow.
– One hundred kilometres from Moscow.
– Field kitchen with hot food for soldiers.
– Horses eat.
– Germans in camouflage.
– On the mud are tanks, other equipment.
– Announcer about the ‘indescribable’ state of Russian roads.
– Prisoners of war are working on cleaning the roads.
– German soldiers, bogging down in the mud.
– A soldier trying to pull out of the mud his boot.
– Go transports with replenishment and ammunition.
– Tanks in the village.
– Aerodrome transport aviation.
– Loading fuel in barrels in the transport aircraft.
– The aircraft takes off into the air, over the window of the cockpit hangs a toy monkey.
– He flies low over the German columns.
– In the cargo compartment barrels of fuel.
5. USSR. Southern section of the front.
On the line Krivoy Rog, Dnepropetrovsk, Stalin-Mariupol.
– View of Kharkov from the aircraft.
– A huge industrial enterprise /apparently, HTZ/.
– German aircraft lands in the central square of Kharkov at the building Gosprom, etc.
– The miserable dwellings of workers and the poor against the background of administrative colossi.
– Preparation of the next issue of the front newspaper ‘Ost-front’.
– Handing out the finished issue of the soldiers.
– Caricature of Stalin.
– The population buys in a kiosk anti-Soviet newspaper ‘The Voice of Poltava’, the number in the hands of the reader.
– Blown up railway bridge over the Dnieper.
– The grand opening of a new bridge, built by German sappers.
– On the bridge are trains.
– View of the bridge.
– Column of Soviet prisoners.
– A separate column of ‘identified’ Jews.
– View of the column from the air.
– Faces of soldiers.
– Typical Jewish faces.
– Landing German infantry on a barge on the Dnieper.
– Soldiers with weapons on the barge.
– Disembarkation of soldiers.
– Sending the German wounded to the rear on a barge, comrades give them a smoke.
6. USSR. Fighting in the Crimea.
German cyclists on the road leading to Simferopol.
– The defeat of the Soviet factory, turned by Soviet troops into a fortress and taken by storm by the Germans.
– The passage of the camera on the ruins of the factory.
– View of the destroyed Soviet armoured train.
– German anti-aircraft gunners are firing at Soviet aircraft.
– One aircraft falls down.
– Its burning remains.
7. Romania. 8 November in Bucharest is a victory parade.
On the steps of the royal palace in Victoria Square King Mihai I, Marshal Ion Antonescu, Queen Mother Helen.
– King Mihai I attaches awards to the banners of the units that distinguished themselves in the battles for Odessa.
– The parade is attended by German Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel.
– Rewarding officers, whom the king ordains knights of the Order of Mihai the Brave.
– Awards ceremony.
– Parade of winners.
– Under the Arc de Triomphe are Romanian troops who won the victory over Odessa, led by General Joseph Iacobich.
– Solemn passage of infantrymen, the passage of equipment.
– Defiles German group of troops stationed in Bucharest, led by General Arthur Hauffe.
8. Africa.
General Rommel bypasses the ranks of soldiers, awarded distinguished in battle.
– Preparation of a festive dinner.
– A soldier carries a plate of food.
– Soldiers eat.
– A soldier in a protective net from insects.
– Soldiers bring an awning to protect the table from the invasion of pesky flies.
– The feast continues.
– Chronicle cameraman in a protective net, covered with flies.
– A soldier writes a letter in a protective net.
– Flies walk around the letter.
At the front of the Sallum.
– Tank attack.
– Tanks are going through the desert.
– Shelling of enemy positions.
– Shooting guns.
– Rommel observes the course of the battle.
– Fragments of shelling.
– Tanks returning after a successful operation.
– Tanks in the desert.
– Burning and hit British tanks.
9. The English Channel.
German ships patrolling at sea.
– Sailor observers with binoculars.
– German aircraft escort.
– German caravan continues patrolling.
– German aircraft on the airfield.
– The pilot sits in the cockpit.
– Planes take off.
– The aircraft over the strait.
– View of the English coast.
– Shelling English aircraft.
– Bombing English ship.
– Explosions.
– Bombs.
– Burning ships.
– Shelling of ships from machine guns.
– Burning and sinking ship.
– The pilot transmits a message to the submariners.
– Another ship is sinking.
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