WELT IM FILM NO 109 [Main Title]

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Description

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II. "Aktuelles in Kuerze. a. 1st anniversary of Munich Bavarian export show: congratulatory speeches, and a tour by US Generals Muller and Hübner. b. Hannes Schneider, the veteran ski expert exiled by the Nazis returns from USA to visit St. Anton in Austria. c. Hamburg and Berlin premieres of the film IN JENEN TAGEN, with some excerpts.

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I. "Bunkers become mountains." Berlin air raid shelters demolished, the rubble used for landscaping hills.

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III. Circus children at conventional lessons and circus training.

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IV. "Gruesse aus Rothenburg", a portrait of the condition of the town, with most of the well known tourist sights.

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V. "Bilder aus aller Welt." a. King Abdullah reviews marchpast marking 1st anniversary of Kingdom of Transjordania. b. Agricultural show at Cheltenham (Duke and Duchess of Gloucester watch sheepdog trials, show jumping etc) c. Salmon travelling upstream in British Columbia.

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VI. Sport. a. Round Berlin cycle race. b. Indianapolis motor race (some accidents).

Full description

I. "Bunkers become mountains." Berlin air raid shelters demolished, the rubble used for landscaping hills.

Full description

III. Circus children at conventional lessons and circus training.

Full description

IV. "Gruesse aus Rothenburg", a portrait of the condition of the town, with most of the well known tourist sights.

Full description

VI. Sport. a. Round Berlin cycle race. b. Indianapolis motor race (some accidents).

Physical description

35mm

Object Details

Category: Film
Related period: 1945-1989 (content)
Production date: 1947-06-27
Place made: Allied Military Government
Dimensions: whole: Number Of Items/reels/tapes 1
Catalogue number: WIF 109

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