Tonwoche №168 (1933)

The Graf Zeppelin, which the Americans call the flying messenger of Germany, stopped in Miami, Florida, on its way to Chicago for the 1933 World's Fair.

The airship is on a field, crew members and passengers are looking out the windows.

The airship is rising, a view from it of the ground.

The German team won the six-day motorcycle race, beating participants from 8 different countries, including Henne, Stelzer, and Mauermeier.

Germany received 6 gold medals.

Single and sidecar motorcycles race across the terrain, finish.

Interview with the winner.

A law on the prevention of sick offspring has come into force in Germany.

Dr.

Walter Gross, head of the Office of Education for People's Policy and Racial Purity, gives an interview in his office about the law.

The speech is illustrated by footage: a home for children with hereditary genetic diseases, observation of idiot children.

In contrast, there are shots of young people of Aryan purity – these are athletes, young people marching along the road singing.

By agreement with the Entente forces, 8,000 people were mobilized in Dollfuss’s Austria to defend the country.

After six months of training, they will be full-fledged soldiers.

Minister of War Vaughan inspects the recruits.

They are issued weapons and uniforms.

The general inspects the formation.

Recruits are training in formation, they load their rifles, march.

The general reviews the parade.

The German ministers of economics have come to an agreement.

Minister of Food Darré and Minister of Economics Schmitt talk to each other in front of the camera, they talk about a strong peasantry and a new economy.

The German people are uniting behind Hitler.

The elections of November 12, 1933 – a reason for reflection.

Campaign slogans, banners, flags in Berlin.

President Hindenburg is one of the first in the elections, he casts his ballot.

Swastika flags are hung from the windows of houses.

People are queuing at the polling station.

Sick people are voting in the hospital.

The propaganda steamship "In the Service of East Prussia" is approaching the port of Danzig, German residents are boarding, voting.

The ships are moored in all ports where Germans live so that they can cast their votes for their deputy.