Radio broadcasting; propaganda; German home front
Creator(s)
- Die Kultura (Producer)
- Bundesarchiv (Germany). Filmarchiv
Scope and Content
Various radio programs being broadcast in Berlin. An announcer (perhaps Heinz Goedecke?) wishes citizen Heinrich Schultz a happy 90th birthday; a group of children performs songs; an outdoor concert featuring a harmonica player and other musicians; women wearing native costume singing. The first scene, which does not appear in the USHMM excerpt, shows a man entering a restaurant and speaking to a group of older men about the benefits of listening to the radio, as a way to strengthen the community (?). The last scene shows one of the older men asking to have the radio turned back on, as the man who lectured them leaves the restaurant with a "Heil Hitler" salute.
Note(s)
USHMM clip is 140 meters; full length of film at Bundesarchiv is approximately 550 meters.
Conditions of Use and/or Copyright updated. Correspondence from Bundesarchiv in May 2023, initially sent to Leslie Swift states: Public Domain. However, since copyright law may differ between the U.S. and Germany, Use statement U3 is being applied.
Subjects
- GERMANS
- RADIOS
- BIRTHDAYS
- GERMANY
- CHILDREN
- PROPAGANDA
- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
- WOMEN
- BROADCASTING
- SINGING
- MUSIC
Places
- , Germany
Genre
- Film
- Propaganda.
Copies
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