1967 Matches Found
NSB propaganda film showing footage of the commemoration dedicated to the Flemish leader Joris van Severen, in which Joris van Severen's pennant is brought from Groesbeek via Arnhem, the Grebbeberg, and Utrecht to The Hague. A commemoration is held in all these cities.
NSB propaganda film showing footage of a trip organized by the NVV for the workers to Marken and Volendam.
This film was produced by the Film Service of the NSB, the National Socialist Movement. As a result, these films may contain inaccurate, one-sided, and politically extreme ideas.
This film was produced by the Film Service of the NSB, the National Socialist Movement. As a result, these films may contain inaccurate, one-sided, and politically extreme ideas.
NSB propaganda film, showing footage of the opening of the new banner quarters by Commander Zondervan. During this, a parade is held by the WA for Zondervan and Enklaar, and sub-ranger leader van de Hout delivers a speech.
NB propaganda film about political meetings of the NSB and the NSDAP in Arnhem. In Utrecht, where Mr. Woudenberg and Mr. Van Genechten speak on behalf of the NSB, and an unknown person gives a speech on behalf of the NSDAP. The WA holds a parade there. A National Socialist meeting is also held in The Hague, at which F. Schmidt and C. van Geelkerken give a speech.
NSB propaganda film about Mussert's visit to Berlin. He enters the NSB house and gives a speech there. The audience applauds.
Open-air meeting held by the NSB. Mussert delivers a speech at the meeting. After Mussert's speech, the Wilhelmus is sung collectively.
Members of the NSB and the NSDAP meet for a meal to strengthen contacts between the two parties.
NSB propaganda film, showing images of singing and playing toddlers in the studio during a recording.
Joe Noble demonstrates how strong bubbles can be.
Ethnographic images of the millet festival, the village swing, grain spreading and violin playing.
The Korn Kobblers and Where the Sweet Mamas Grow.
A newsreel that covers the Japanese forces attack on the American military base of Pearl Harbor, on December 1941. It shows some images from the attack, and also the aftermath with the first volunteers who would serve to fight in the Pacific.
Susan Miller sings "A Feller Who Plays in a Band."
Importance of infectious diseases in society and ways to prevent them.
Men show off their muscles and physique in contest to find perfect man. San Francisco. USA. www.britishpathe.com/asset/66792/
A fictional story set in the 17th-C. Maratha empire of Shivaji extolling the greatness of a Maratha past teeming with beautiful maidens and men of valour.
A Soundie with Lanny Ross.
A Soundie with Jimmie Dodd.
A Soundie featuring Del Casino and his Orchestra and Betty Jane Smith.
A Soundie with Vivien Fay and The Slate Brothers.
Minoco Soundie
The collective farmers of an Armenian village help to render saboteurs harmless.
A call to sort and recycle waste. Produced by a request from the Federal Office of the War and Labour Industry and the Waste Management Office. Factories are at a standstill due to the war. Waste collects to power these industries.
A fictional story about Cao Cao based on Luo Guanzhong 's historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms take on the real historical figure.
Soundie film that takes places at a car-service restaurant.
Ten minute documentary about film production at the Film Factory, from shooting to projection. Mr Cserépy, the director, is a true insider, having worked in a number of positions ranging from news broadcasting to acting in big budget movies.
The plot of the picture is based on a comparison of life in the Estonian SSR and in independent Estonia from a socialist point of view.
The young daughter of a peasant landowner is presented with expectations to Cali society, however, despite her beauty and her education, she is received in a bad way due to her peasant origins. She manages to overcome the pain, recovers her dignity and returns to the field.
The Canadian Army Newsreels hold an important place in Canada's military history. The newsreels were produced by the Army for soldiers serving overseas. The front-line cameramen were soldiers first and took guns into battle along with their 35 mm movie cameras to record the Canadian Infantry in action. Their heroic efforts enabled them to scoop the international press on the major events in Europe, including the invasion of Sicily and the top story of the century - D-Day. 106 episodes with a total runtime of 1099 minutes.
A fat, strict woman gives her cat one last chance to behave himself and stay out of the kitchen while she leaves the house, or she'll throw him out in the snow. His nemesis the mouse responds to this by looting the refrigerator the minute she's gone, spilling a turkey dinner onto the floor. The cat is hesitant to go into the room, but soon is in full chase, with the mouse trapping into the sink and and electric mixer, eventually zapping him with a massager so he glides into the turkey, and is caught by his owner.
The story of a young naval recruit, and an appeal for National Savings.
WW2 Short Informational Comedy warning of the perils of rumour-mongering.
Number 10 in the Nazi film series "Die Frontschau" (The Front Show), which was produced to supposedly prepare German troops for the 1941 assault on Soviet territories.
Survey of the part played by Scotland in the national war effort including farming, coal mining, and shipbuilding.
The miners of Britain work day and night to keep the country fuelled in this exploration of the industrial coal-mining process.
From Stonehenge to the reinforced concrete constructions of the 20th Century, 'Architects of England' takes us on a tour of Britain's architecture throughout the ages.
News reel showing factories and men gearing up for war.
The Arthur Johnston Singers singing "The Singing Hills".
The one and only Fats Waller with Myra Johnson performing his classic song The Joint Is Jumpin' from 1941.
An amazingly tight version of the Act 3 Quartet from Rigoletto with the Delta Rhythm Boys.
A animated promotional video from the Ford Motor Company.
Documentary short from Finland about how to butcher a pig.
Village life in Ingermanland
President Risto Ryti radio voice of the Continuation War 06/26/1941.
Part of BFI boxset Ration Books and Rabbit Pies: Films from the Home Front.
The Neighborhood Community (Tonari-gumi) was the smallest unit of population which was the national mobilization program established by the Japanese government during the World War II. This was to regulate rationing and thought control more efficiently. Each unit was consisted from 5-10 households, and organized to help one another, also to keep eye on any suspicious behavior. The same title song was made to promote this program, became a big hit in Japan with its cheerful melody.
Sourpuss is frustrated fishing on a pier, as the fish are too smart for him. Oscar shows up with a book about fishing and makes it look easy-for a while.
A Terrytoons cartoon released 3 October 1941.
The tortoise and hare boys argue who would win a skating race, so overconfident daddy rabbit challenges daddy tortoise to a race he ultimately wins.
A Terrytoons cartoon released 11 July 1941.
Four dancers, two males and two females, merrily dance to the merry tune of "Skip to my Lou".
1941 Oscar nominated documentary
Christopher Young experiments with objects and their uses.
NSB propaganda film about the Agrarian Youth National Day in which Roskam delivers a speech to the audience and in which a choir performs. The film was made in collaboration with the Agrarian Front.
NSB film about the Jeugdstorm, who hold a parade in Alkmaar, during which flags are hoisted and several songs are sung.