Die Deutsche Wochenschau №586-2 Working material (1941)

Germany.

Funeral of the famous pilot Colonel General Ernst Udet 17.11.1941. Funeral hall, honor guard at the coffin.

Hitler expresses condolences to the relatives of the deceased.

Goering makes a speech.

Wreath from the Fuhrer.

Funeral ceremony goes down the street, coffin on gun carriage.

Invalids Cemetery, coffin is lowered into the grave located next to the grave of World War I hero, pilot Richthofen USSR. Military actions near Leningrad.

Sign to Tikhvin.

German artillery shells the city.

Capture of Tikhvin, tank goes down the street, soldiers run.

Captured Red Army soldiers are led out of the house, Soviet banner is carried out.

They walk through the snow against the background of church and houses.

Broken Soviet guns by the road.

German trucks and guns are driving Germany.

Hitler's headquarters.

Hitler and Rosenberg walking in the park.

Conversation on the occasion of Rosenberg's appointment as Reich Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories

USSR. Military operations near Leningrad.

A factory producing sheepskin coats for the Wehrmacht.

Women at sewing machines.

A German soldier tries on a ready-made sheepskin coat, gets into a car, and goes to his unit.

German soldiers building dugouts.

Soldiers haul firewood on a sled.

The chimney is smoking.

A soldier picks up a washed, frozen shirt from the snow and carries it to the dugout.

A hut with the sign "bathhouse", a soldier is washing himself in a bathtub USSR. Finnish front.

Soldiers in white camouflage suits walk through the forest with loaded reindeer.

Reinforcements are being delivered by trucks.

German and Finnish soldiers are resting by a fire, drinking tea, warming their hands.

A horse is eating grass, a horse's muzzle is sticking out of a tent, a soldier is feeding it.

A soldier with a reindeer is walking on the ice USSR. Military operations near Leningrad.

Soldiers run out of the bunker, uncover the gun, and carry shells.

The guns fire at Tikhvin.

New batteries arrive at the front.

The artillery fires