WELT IM FILM NO 107 [Main Title]

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II. Youth ("major post-war issue") programmes: schools and summer homes/camps.

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I. "Aktuelles in Kuerze". a. Bevin speaks on foreign policy at Labour Party Conference in Margate ("Our aim was not to divide Europe"). b. Old mail coach used in ceremony inaugurating BEA mail service.

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III. "Cleaning a mountain" in Salzburg, Austria: men working on rock face with picks, suspended by ropes.

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IV. "Streiflichter aus Deutschland." a. Distribution of CRALOG food relief parcels in Berlin. b. High-wire acrobats over Kiel (the WiF cameraman takes a ride suspended from a bicycle).

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V. Munich conference of the Minister-Presidents of 3 western Zones. Dr Hans Ehard makes speech (welcoming acting Oberburgermeister Louise Schroeder of Berlin); discussion of reunification and contingency plans for next winter.

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VI. "Bilder aus aller Welt." a. Police raids in Tokyo: US MPs searching for arms in Japanese quarter; raiding in "off limits" red light zone; and on traffic patrol in co-operation with Japanese police. b. Wrestling in Vienna.

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II. Youth ("major post-war issue") programmes: schools and summer homes/camps.

Full description

III. "Cleaning a mountain" in Salzburg, Austria: men working on rock face with picks, suspended by ropes.

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IV. "Streiflichter aus Deutschland." a. Distribution of CRALOG food relief parcels in Berlin. b. High-wire acrobats over Kiel (the WiF cameraman takes a ride suspended from a bicycle).

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Physical description

35mm

Object Details

Category: Film
Related period: 1945-1989 (content)
Production date: 1947-06-13
Place made: Allied Military Government
Dimensions: whole: Number Of Items/reels/tapes 1
Catalogue number: WIF 107

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