Tonwoche №177 (1934)

A quote from the Brown Book.

Worker Karl Wenser from Glienicke refutes the lies in the Brown Book about the Reichstag fire and Hitler's terror, and that he was shot while trying to escape from the Oranienburg concentration camp.

Karl at the exit of the camp with a suitcase in his hands, he is led away by soldiers.

Karl opens the Brown Book with his photo.

The Law for the Protection of National Work.

Goebbels' speech in Berlin's Lustgarten park to a huge crowd of people.

The main thesis: "We have come to give the workers back their honor and bread.

This law is addressed not only to National Socialists, but to all workers." The new bridge across the Rhine.

The ceremonial start of the construction of the bridge in Duisburg. 4,000 workers will receive wages and bread for many months.

Workers march with shovels in their hands, singing.

A rally, a speaker speaks.

A banner at a construction site: "Admiral Count Spee Bridge".

Construction begins, excavation work is underway.

The National Socialist State demands: "Healthy apartments for healthy offspring".

Footage of poverty in Brandenburg.

Beggarly dugouts of workers.

A boy near a cage with rabbits, a man feeds the animals.

Women prepare food by the fire.

Women walk past a villa in which a rich woman lives.

Construction of new apartments for workers.

Beggarly houses on the outskirts, dugouts, children standing near them, a dismal landscape all around.

January 30, 1934. The Führer speaks at a ceremonial meeting of the Reichstag with a government announcement of exceptional importance.

Goering opens the meeting.

He says that "January 30, 1933 was a turning point in the history of the development of the new state, today the people celebrate this day." Hitler, Dr.

Ley and others are sitting in the presidium.

Hitler speaks about the achievements of the year and new tasks.

Close-ups of Hess and Goebbels.

Aeroplane competitions in Paris.

German Gerhard Fieseler competes with Frenchman Michel Detroit, draw.

Continued.

A pilot in front of the camera.

An airplane performs aerobatics. 16,000 students return to work.

The work manager, State Secretary Girle, gives a speech at the University of Berlin on the importance of public works.

The Hitler Youth units in Frankfurt am Main collected 70,000 loaves of bread as part of the Winter Aid campaign.

Bread is handed over to the mayor Dr.

Krebs in Römerberg.

A drummer plays.

Children with piggy banks in their hands go from house to house, collecting bread in baskets.

Buglers and drummers play.

Trucks with bread drive down the street.

The Winter Aid lottery will help to alleviate the need of many people.

A large advertising campaign is underway in Berlin with the sale of lottery tickets.

A unit moves down the street with boxes in their hands, in which are lottery tickets.

A military orchestra plays near the Arc de Triomphe.

Selling lottery tickets on the street, residents buying tickets.