Ostland Woche №23842 (1943)

Manufacturing processes at a glass factory.

General view of the enterprise, workshop.

Glassblowers blow molten glass into a mold, where it takes the shape of a cylinder.

Women cut the cylinders to the size of the glass, place them in a row, polish the edges of the product on an emery wheel, and fire the products.

Applying an ornament to the glasses.

The craftsman creates a complex ornament on a machine.

Molten glass is poured into a bottle mold.

The finished bottles are laid in rows.

The founder of the Spanish Falange, Jose Antonio de Rivera, was assassinated in 1936. In 1939, his remains were buried in the monastery of San Lorenzo in El Escorial.

On the 7th anniversary of the assassination, the old guard of Madrid organized a torchlight procession and laid a wreath of laurel leaves at the tomb.

Caudillo Franco and members of the government attended the funeral service in the basilica of the monastery of San Lorenzo.

Young people carry a wreath.

Franco climbs the steps of the basilica.

The Japanese ambassador to Germany, Oshima, and members of his staff visit the German assault gun school.

The teachers show them equipment, models, and shells.

A hockey match between the German and Austrian teams took place at the Olympic Stadium in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

There are many soldiers among the spectators.

The match ended with a 3-0 victory for the German team.

A bicycle race behind motorcycles took place at the Sports Palace in Brussels.

Spectators are in the stands.

Bicycles and motorcycles race in a circle.

The winner is the Belgian Maurice Cloutier.

A demonstration against Bolshevism took place at the Paris Winter Velodrome.

Propaganda banners are hanging, listeners are in the hall.

The new chief of police, Aimé-Joseph Darnand, gives a speech, followed by Marcel Dan.

French volunteers listen.

A company of Serbian recruits marches to field exercises.

To save their homeland from Bolshevism, they submitted to the German command.

A signalman plays the bugle.

A training course on the ground.

A soldier digs in.

A combat attack, rifle shooting.

The central sector, the Nevel area.

Reinforcements arrive at the front, tanks, trucks, and artillery are advancing.

The latest Panther tanks, a close-up of the tracks.

Tankers stand on the armor.

Night photography, a searchlight on the front line, its rays illuminate snow drifts and bushes.

Morning, German supply trains are driving along a snow-covered road.

Infantry is marching, soldiers are smiling, and they are passing a burning village.

A radio operator near a gun with a walkie-talkie.

An anti-aircraft battery is firing at Soviet aircraft.

A storage facility for gun cups gives an idea of the colossal expenditure of ammunition on the Eastern Front.

The area of heavy fighting near Kirovograd.

A tanker closes a hatch and looks through a crack.

Soviet deserters with their hands raised walk across a snowy field.

Germans in armored vehicles.

The first interrogation of prisoners, frightened Soviet soldiers.

German tanks in the field, a counterattack cuts off a Bolshevik group.

Colonel General Georg Hans Reinhardt awards Iron Crosses to soldiers of the most distinguished tank unit.

A soldier with an order in front of the camera.

Further awards ceremony in the Leningrad area.

German soldiers in the trenches during a lull.

An observer looks through binoculars, a signalman talks on the phone.

The battle continues, soldiers run out of the dugout, load the gun, and fire. "Wolves of the seas" - this is the name given to the high-speed boats of the German fleet, which, along with other naval units, take part in decisive naval battles.

The boats leave special bunker-docks, they are in the roadstead.

A sailor is at the helm, sailors are in the engine room.

An observer looks at the sky through binoculars.

German planes fly by, the captain waves his hand at them.

Night shooting.

A torpedo is launched from a boat at an enemy vessel, it burns.

In the night, flares and tracer bullets fly up.

An anti-aircraft gun is fired from the boat.

Another damaged vessel burns.

German boats rush.