Tonwoche №457 (1939)

Disaster at sea.

Newsreel footage taken on an English submarine which, shortly afterwards, was unable to surface in Liverpool Bay due to a malfunction in one of its systems.

The submarine sinks to the bottom, a cylinder is released from the hatch, it floats to the surface, marking the site of the disaster.

Rescue operations at the site of the disaster.

A bathyscaphe is lowered from the English ship to the surface of the submarine.

The sailors climb into it through the hatch, the bathyscaphe is lifted on board the vessel.

Upon arrival at the port, ambulances await the wounded, and relatives await the rescued sailors.

The dead are carried on stretchers.

Veterans' Remembrance Day in Kassel.

The streets of the city are decorated with fascist symbols.

Former soldiers from all over Germany have gathered for the holiday, they take part in a demonstration march together with young soldiers.

Hitler's arrival at the celebration.

The car with the Fuhrer drives along the city streets, the residents greet him enthusiastically.

Hitler takes the parade.

Veterans walk with many banners in their hands.

The visit of the Prince Regent of Yugoslavia Paul and his wife Olga to Germany.

The city is decorated with the flags of the two countries.

A view of the ancient Bellevue Castle, where the prince is to be received.

The train arrives at the Berlin station.

Young drummers and buglers play on the platform.

The guests are met by Hitler and Goering with his wife Emma, Olga is presented with a bouquet of flowers.

Paul goes around the line of generals and officials, among them Ribbentrop and Ley.

The guests leave the station building and get into cars.

The motorcade of cars drives along the streets of Berlin to Bellevue Castle, the guests climb the steps with Hitler.

The Prince Regent of Yugoslavia Paul and his wife Olga in Potsdam.

They are greeted by guards dressed in old waistcoats and wigs.

Sightseeing at the former imperial residence in Sanssouci.

Guests are met by Ribbentrop, he talks with the prince.

Guests walk through the park, pass by the orangery.

Reception in Charlottenburg, hosted by Goering in honor of the Yugoslav guests.

Guests at a laid table.

Performance of the ballet troupe.

Fireworks begin at dusk.

The Yugoslav Prince Regent Paul drives in an open car along Unter den Linden in Berlin through the Brandenburg Gate.

The city's residents greet the guests.

The car stops at the pantheon, troops are lined up nearby.

Prince Paul lays a wreath in the pantheon at the monument to those killed in World War I. The cars then head to the parade site, where Hitler meets them.

They drive in the car past lined up units and equipment.

Hitler and his guests take their places in the box at the Technical Institute, surrounded by Goering, Admiral Raeder, Keitel and other generals.

The parade begins.

Troops and equipment pass by the stands.

An air parade, a squadron flies in the sky.

A view of the government box, Olga, Emma Goering and other ladies are sitting.

Sailors are marching, cyclists are walking.

A drummer on horseback prances in front of the cavalry, beating out a rhythm.

Motorized infantry, mechanized artillery, and tanks are advancing.