Tonwoche №191 (1934)

Performance of the Railway Workers' Folk Choir near the monument.

Arrival of a steamship at the pier, with the name "Bremen" on board.

Sailboats are floating around, ships are moored.

A grand rally of 100,000 young men and women in the Lustgarten park in Berlin.

A huge banner hangs with the slogan: "Youth greets the workers and the Fuhrer." Young people are in the square, they are shouting, raising their hands.

Goebbels' speech, he greets the Fuhrer and Field Marshal Hindenburg.

Everyone is shouting: "Sieg Heil!" A motorcade of cars drives along the path between crowds of young people, Hitler is standing in the front car.

Hitler is at the microphone, he is calling on the youth to continue the common cause.

Reich Minister Goebbels at the awarding of the literature and film prizes for 1933 at the National Opera.

Goebbels on stage in front of the symphony orchestra.

The hall is filled with civilian and military audiences.

Hitler, Goering, Hess are sitting in the front row.

Goebbels is giving a speech about German culture, announcing the winner of the literature prize – Richard Eulingen, and the film prize – Gustav Utsitzky for the film “Refugees”.

The workers of Berlin are gathering for a grand rally in Tempelhof.

Columns of workers, peasants, and decorated carts are moving from the Brandenburg Gate.

Fascist banners are fluttering.

There is a huge crowd in the square.

An airplane is flying in the sky.

Hitler, Goebbels, and military leaders are passing by the tribune with standard-bearers.

Hitler is giving a speech addressed to the German people: “Since last year, our National Socialist movement has finally become a movement of the entire people.

For the first time, we are celebrating the Labor Day of the nation.

In this way, we are saying that the time of need of the German people is over.

Everyone – from the Reich President to the simple worker or peasant – must work for the good of the homeland.

We declare before the whole world that we are for a strong German people in a strong German state.” Close-ups of faces in the crowd, boys from the Hitler Youth, the face of Hess, Goebbels.

At the end of the speech, the fascist anthem is played.

Airplanes are flying.

Evening rally in Lustgarten.

Evening rally in Lustgarten.

The end of the holiday was marked by a grand evening rally of the Reichswehr, police and workers' unions in Lustgarten.

Reich Minister Goering spoke at the rally, assuring that the Fuhrer felt the needs and concerns of the people with all his heart and that this day should become an awareness of his place in the state.

A toast is given in honor of the Fuhrer.

Rows of soldiers and police stand.

At the end of the speech, the anthem is played.