Refugees, the march of time (1939-1944)

Japanese warship.

Shells are loaded into guns.

Burning house.

Japanese soldiers at an armored car.

First aid station, sick and wounded children, old people, women.

At the port, arriving passengers go through security.

Orthodox church, believers.

Combat positions.

Refugees in Zevenaar.

They are registered, given passports.

They are in the hospital, in the canteen.

German city.

Fascist flag.

Repressions against Jews: they draw a swastika on a shop window.

Stormtroopers in a Jewish shop.

In a music store, they throw out Bach and Mendelssohn's sheet music.

They burn books.

Meeting of the commission to check loyalty to the authorities.

Gestapo.

Professor with a subpoena.

School, children are taught to hate Jews.

The commission looks at the list of unreliable people.

Jewish passport.

Concentration camp, wire.

Residents flee the city into the forest

Refugees in line for lunch.

Children are fed porridge, studying at school.

Women work in sewing workshops.

Officials check lists.

Emigrants to America.

The Statue of Liberty.

Line for passports.

London.

Emigrants receive passports and money.

Emigrants descend the gangway of a ship with numbers on their necks.

Refugees work.

Young men in rural areas learn to milk and do other agricultural work.

The President discusses refugee problems.

Map of Europe.

Arrows show the direction and number of refugees from Germany and occupied countries.

Refugees in the Middle East.

Field work.

City.

Laboratory.

Factory, sewing workshop where refugees are employed.

Men at a quarry, at a power plant, at a road construction site.

Agricultural work.

Arabs.

A rally is taking place.

Germany.

Hitler speaks from a balcony, rows of soldiers march.

Fires.

Stormtroopers break glass.

Jewish family leaves