UFA AUSLANDSTONWOCHE (items) [Main Title]

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Object description

Same contents as RMY 53/3, plus a fragment on a Nazi Funeral.

Full description

Reel opens with last part of German newsreel item on state funeral of unidentified Nazi attended by Milch, Raeder, Keitel and Ley. Snow lies on the trees. Funeral music on the soundtrack but no commentary. Otherwise film is same as RMY 53/3.

Physical description

35mm

Object details

Category: Film
Related period: Second World War (content)
Production date: 1942-12-18
Place made: Germany
Dimensions: whole: 1
Catalogue number: RMY 58-4

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