Susan Gitlin collection

Identifier

irn34608

Language of Description

English

Alt. Identifiers

2007.502.1

Dates

1 Jan 1936 - 31 Dec 1940

Source

EHRI Partner

Web Source

http://collections.ushmm.org/search/catalog/irn34608

Acquisition

The collection was donated to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 2007 by Susan Gitlin.

Accession number: 2007.502.1

Scope and Content

The collection consists of filmstrips and a selection of manuals produced by the Hitler Youth Leadership to instruct and indoctrinate Hitler Youth members in the ideology of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party.

Note(s)

Record type: Collection

This description is derived directly from structured data provided to EHRI by a partner institution. This collection holding institution considers this description as an accurate reflection of the archival holdings to which it refers at the moment of data transfer.

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Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister about the German Air Force
- Unsere Wehrmacht Teil: III. Die Luftwaffe [Our Armed Forces Part III. The Air Force] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36059
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink is adhered to the side; it is detached on the left. The interior has a brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. Numbers are stamped on the lower left and right of the emblem in faded black ink. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups to inspire loyaly to the Luftwaffe [Air Force] and devotion to the continued expansion of the Third Reich. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in the Hitler Youth ...
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister about the war in Poland
- Der Polenkrieg [The War in Poland] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36060
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink and a letter handwritten in black ink is adhered to the side; it is detached on the top right corner. The interior has a brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups to explain why Germany had to invade Poland on September 1, 1939. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in the Hitler Youth became mandatory on March 25, 1939.
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister on the need to merge this area of Poland into the Third Reich
- Grenzland Oberschlesien [Borderland Upper Silesia] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36061
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink is adhered to the side. The interior has a light brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups to explain that Germany must annex this region of Poland because it had a large population of ethnic Germans. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in the Hitler You...
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister about the expansion of the Third Reich
- Grossdeutschland [Greater Germany] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36062
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink is adhered to the side; it is detached on the right. The interior has a brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. There is a small dent on the side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups to incite loyalty and devotion to the continued expansion of the Third Reich. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in the Hitler Youth became mandatory on March 25,...
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister about the battle for Norway
- Der Feldzug in Norwegen [The Campaign in Norway] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36063
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink is adhered to the side; it is detached on the left. The interior has a brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups about the 1940 fight for Norway and the need to continue to expand the Third Reich. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in the Hitler Youth became mandatory on Mar...
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister about the German Air Force
- Unsere Wehrmacht Teil: III. Die Luftwaffe [Our Armed Forces Part III The Air Force] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36065
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink and an abbreviated word in pencil is adhered to the side. The interior has a brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups to inspire loyaly and patriotism for the Luftwaffe [German Air Force] and devotion to the continued expansion of the Third Reich. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membersh...
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister about the English threat to the Third Reich
- Englands Griff nach der Welt [England's Grab for the World] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36066
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink is adhered to the side. The interior has a brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups about the continuing fight against Great Britian to secure the future of the Third Reich. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in the Hitler Youth became mandatory ...
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister featuring an illustrated cautionary folk tale
- Hans Huckebein der Unglucksrabe [Hans Huckebein the Unlucky One] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36067
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink is adhered to the side. The interior has a brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. There is a brown stain on the bottom. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups featuring a cautionary folk tale about a raven named Hans Huckebein. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in the Hitler Youth became mandatory on March 25, 1939.
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister explaining the burden of hereditary diseases on society
- Erbkranker Nachwuchs [Genetically Diseased Offspring] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36068
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink is adhered to the side. The interior has a brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. There are pencil marks on the emblem. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups to educate members about the cost to German society of caring for people with hereditary diseases and the reasons for state sponsored euthanasia. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to ...
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister explaining the need for eastward expansion of the German Reich
- Deutsche Leistung im Osten [German Power in the East] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36069
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink is adhered to the side. The interior has a brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups to educate members about the need and the absolute right of the Third Reich to expand eastward. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in the Hitler Youth became mand...
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister about the campaign in Flanders
- Flandernschlacht 1940 [Battle of Flanders 1940] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36070
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink is adhered to the side. The interior has a brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. A letter and a number are handwritten on the upper left and right of the emblem in faded black ink. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups to educate members about Germany's 1940 offensive campaign against Belgium and France. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in the Hitler Youth became mandatory on ...
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister explaining ethnic threats to Germany racial purity
- Volkstumskampf im Osten [Racial Struggle in the East] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36071
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. A rectangular white paper label superimposed with a smaller white label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink is adhered to the side. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups to educate members about threats to Germany racial purity and the need for ethnic cleansing in Eastern Europe. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in the Hitler Yo...
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister about the German Armed Forces
- Unsere Wehrmacht Teil. I: Das Heer [Our Armed Forces, Part I] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36072
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert; the sides have some brown stains. The interior has a light brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink and illegible text in pencil is adhered to the side. The top is partially detached from the edge; the sides have some brown stains. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups to inspire loyaly to the Armed Forces and devotion to the continued expansion of the Third Reich. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s, Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ [Filmstrip for Training in the Hitler Youth]. The filmstrips were distributed to local Hitler Youth chapters to show at gatherings and to use as propaganda to recruit members and disseminate the teachings of the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, becam...
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister about the Luftwaffe corps who fought for the Fascists in Spain
- Legion Condor [Condor Legion] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36073
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert; the sides have some brown stains. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink is adhered to the side. The interior has a light brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. The top is partially detached from the edge. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups about the exploits of the Condor Legion, an air division that supported the Fascists in the Spanish Civil war, 1936-1939. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in th...
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister about the German Navy
- Unsere Wehrmacht Teil II: Kriegsmarine [Our Armed Forces Part II: The Marines] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36074
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink is adhered to the side; it is detached on the right. The interior has a brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. There are pencil marks on the emblem. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups to inspire loyaly to the Marines and devotion to the continued expansion of the Third Reich. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in the Hitler Youth became mandato...
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister about the German Navy
- Unsere Wehrmacht Teil II. Kriegsmarine [Our Armed Forces Part II. The Marines] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36075
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. The interior has a brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink and illegible text in pencil is adhered to the side. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups to inspire loyaly to the Marines and devotion to the continued expansion of the Third Reich. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in the Hitler Youth became mandato...
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister about the war in Poland
- Der Polenkrieg [The War in Poland] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36076
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink is adhered to the side. The interior has a brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top; the top is slightly off center and has a horizontal black line near the edge. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups to explain why Germany had to invade Poland, on September 1, 1939. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in the Hitler Youth became mandatory on March 25, 1939.
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister about ethnic Germans in the Sudetenland
- Sudetendeutschtum im Kampf [Sudeten Germans in the Fight] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn36077
- English
- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) c : 0.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (1.905 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink is adhered to the side. The interior has a brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. c. Small, circular gray textured paper covered cardboard lid with a slightly recessed top. The Hitler Youth emblem, a black swastika within a red and white diamond, with German text around the border are printed in black ink on the top; it has some brown stains. Filmstrips (lcsh)
- Updated 4 years ago
Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups about the contributions made to the war effort by the ethnic Germans in the annexed Sudetenland. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in the Hitler Youth became man...
Hitler Youth educational filmstrip with lidded canister about the war in Poland
- Der Polenkrieg [The War in Poland] Bildband fur die Schulung in der HJ. [Filmstrip for Training in the HJ.]
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- a : 1.375 diam. x 1.625 in. (3.493 diam. x 4.128 cm.) b : 1.750 x 1.625 x 1.625 in. (4.445 x 4.128 x 4.128 cm.) a. Rolled 35mm filmstrip. b. Short, gray textured paper covered cardboard container tube with an open top. The sides curve under at the bottom edge to secure a white round cardboard insert. A rectangular white paper label with the title in German fraktur printed in black ink is adhered to the side. The interior has a brown cardboard sleeve with semi-circular openings on either side. A number is penciled on the bottom; it has some yellow stains. Filmstrips (lcsh)
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Propaganda filmstrip shown to Hitler Youth groups to explain why Germany had to invade Poland on September 1, 1939. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On December 1, 1936, the Reich Youth Leadership, under Baldur von Schirach, became an autonomous organization accountable only to Hitler. Membership in the Hitler Youth became mandatory on March 25, 1939.
Hitler Youth educational pamphlet to accompany a filmstrip about the German conquest of France
- Die Grosse Schlacht in Frankreich [The Great Battle in France] Bildband fur die Schulung in der Hitler-Jugend [Filmstrip for Training in the Hitler Youth]
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- overall : 4.875 x 3.375 in. (12.383 x 8.573 cm.) Rectangular, light brown paper booklet with German fraktur text printed in black ink. The cover page has a large title and a smaller series title in the upper center; below is an inverted black triangle. There are 21 interior pages with single spaced educational text and 9 pages with image numbers, 1-36, with text to be read during the corresponding film projection; some text is in bold font. The back page has publication information at the bottom. There are 32 pages in total. It is bound with two metal staples. The upper right edge of the cover is torn. Pamphlets (lcsh)
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Propaganda pamphlet to accompany a filmstrip that was shown to Hitler Youth groups about Germany's May 1940 successful offensive campaign against France. The pamphlet has numbered paragraphs that correspond to an image in the filmstrip. Filmstrips had no sound and the text would be read aloud when the film was projected. The Propaganda Office of the Reich Youth Leadership produced a series of 35mm filmstrips in the late 1930s for distribution to Hitler Youth chapters. They were shown at gatherings and used to recruit and indoctrinate members in the ideology of Hitler and the Nazi Party. On ...