Tonwoche №320 (1936)

France honors the memory of those killed on the sailing ship “Pourquoi pas?” (“Why not?”), which sank during a storm in the Icelandic Sea.

Rows of sailors and soldiers stand on the pier.

The arrival of a steamer with the bodies of the dead, the coffins are lowered ashore.

A crowd of residents on the embankment.

A funeral ceremony at the Cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris.

The coffins are placed on a pedestal near the cathedral, a wreath from the President of the Republic.

A slab with the names of the dead.

Relatives of the dead stand in mourning.

President Albert Lebrun shakes their hands.

A ceremonial march of troops.

Winter sports in Bavaria.

Skiers in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, they walk through the snow with skis in their hands.

At the start there is a banner with the Olympic emblem.

Ski slalom, ski jumping.

Tourists are sitting at tables near the ski resort.

Communist riots in London.

Police march past the crowd.

Police line the road along which an anti-fascist demonstration is taking place.

Residents watch from their windows.

Demonstrators hold placards.

Printers demand that they stop printing lies; railway workers and former civil servants march.

A placard reads: "Let the Blackshirts continue to hide." Mounted and foot police maintain order and lead an arrested demonstrator.

Madrid before its liberation.

A demonstration of fascist youth along the streets of Madrid; residents greet them.

Republican propaganda posters on the wall, posters about the red militia protecting peaceful labor.

Archival footage of the red militia training.

Militiamen trying on their uniforms.

Republicans in Barcelona, riding in trucks, waving a flag.

A steamer in the port with "red generals" on board.

Close-ups of the generals sitting at a table with a bottle of wine.

Germany.

Game plot: "Everyone should read newspapers." A lady looks up at the sky, and all the other passers-by follow her with their gaze upward.

A gentleman shows them a newspaper, which states that the airship was launched at 7:00, and all the spectators have long since been home.

Roman police festival.

The audience in the stands of an open-air stadium watches a show of motorcycling policemen.

Mussolini, sitting on a white horse, watches the spectacle surrounded by generals.

The chief of the German police, Daluege, is present.

Motorcyclists perform various tricks and exercises, ride between a line of horses.

Athletes in white trousers and T-shirts perform mass exercises with rifles in their hands.

Horse racing with obstacles.

Demonstration of maneuvers, policemen shoot from under a lying horse.

Running across the croup of horses standing in a line.

Policemen perform acrobatic exercises while standing on horses.

Germany-Scotland football match.

The teams run onto the field, German athletes raise their hands in a fascist salute.

The draw takes place.

Moments of the game.

A rugby match in Ohio.

The athletes line up on the field in the form of the word "Ohio".

Fragments of the match.