Tonwoche №375 (1937)

Nazi celebrations in Munich on the anniversary of the Beer Hall Putsch on November 9, 1923. Various fascist units march solemnly along the alley with steles, heading to the memorial in honor of the fallen.

The names of the fallen fascists are read out: Albert Leo Schlageter, Karl Kühn, Karl Lafork and others.

The names are on the steles, a fire is burning in the bowls at the top.

The units stop, several people with banners are in front.

Laying of wreaths, Hitler adjusts the ribbons on the wreath.

Street procession of Nazis, Hitler, Goering, Blomberg in the front row.

Units at the memorial, wreaths are carried to it, a close-up of the wreath from Hitler.

Hitler approaches the graves of the Nazis.

An officer reads out the names in a symbolic roll call, wreaths are carried.

Hess and Himmler are standing among the fascists.

Hitler walks to the area with gravestones.

The rally begins, the speaker speaks, proposes to honor the memory of the fallen fighters and recall the events of the past days.

A row of bowls with burning flames, a fascist eagle.

A minute of silence.

Reich Minister Hess arrives in Italy to meet with Mussolini.

The square in Aprilia, filled with people.

Mussolini and Hess on the balcony of a huge tower, the Duce gives a speech.

The 9th International Conference of European Countries on Relations between China and Japan was held in Brussels.

Foreign Ministers of different countries are walking towards the conference room, the British Minister Anthony Eden is hurrying.

Ministers are standing near the palace: Soviet Minister Litvinov, Japanese Minister, Chinese Minister, Israeli Minister and others.

The announcer notes that Litvinov is trying to carry out the old Bolshevik tactics.

Conference room, signing of the agreement.

Italy joins the Anti-Comintern Pact.

The Italo-Japanese-German Pact is signed in Rome by the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Germany Ribbentrop, Count Ciano, and the Japanese Ambassador Hota.

Close-up of the text of the document and signatures.

Ministers in front of the camera next to Mussolini.

As part of the "Winter Aid", a train with potatoes is sent to the eastern Hanover region.

The train arrives in Hamburg, from where the potatoes will be transported by ship to Hanover.

A donation drive among workers is held in Berlin.

Money is thrown into the piggy bank.

Germany.

Training of teenagers at the School of Agricultural Aviation.

Young men in overalls do physical training in the fresh air, march in formation to the school building.

Practical classes in the workshop at the machines, at the press, the guys do welding, forging.

After work, the guys wash and have lunch.

Opening of the international hunting exhibition in Berlin.

At the entrance there is a sculpture of a deer.

Hunting falcons are tied to posts in the yard.

Goering arrives at the exhibition.

In the pavilion, deer antlers hang on the wall and there is a stuffed bison.

Goering delivers a speech in the hall, in the front row among the audience are Ley, Himmler, and Rosenberg.

A map of Germany's hunting grounds around the world, including Africa.

Exhibits at the exhibition: stuffed antelopes, a leopard, a tiger's head on the wall, antelope heads with horns, boar heads, a stuffed lynx, and a polar bear.

Goering near the wall with deer antlers.

A stuffed kite, bison, porcupine, bear skins, stuffed birds, a grizzly bear, and a lion.

Visitors in the exhibition halls.

New recruits in Potsdam.

New recruits in formation, being issued uniforms.

A soldier holds his trousers to his body, they are too short, the soldiers try on the trousers, laugh.

An officer tries on helmets for soldiers.

Cavalrymen on exercises.

Soldiers ride horses in a circle.

A recruit tries to climb onto a horse, he fails, he jumps into the saddle with the help of a comrade.

First attempts at riding horses, falls.

Cavalrymen ride in a chain, some fall, friendly laughter is heard.