Synopsis
1 Berlin: Sports Premiere at the Sports Palace of the Berlin Sports Palace, half-close. Ice hockey players of two Berlin teams, total and half close. Burned out dome roof of the sports facility. Standing spectators on the edge of the ice rink, half-close.
(29 m) 2nd Frankfurt / Main: General Mc Narney speaks on the Römerberg people on the Römerberg, totally. General Mac Narney at the lectern, sideways, large. Among the guests of honour Mayor Kolb with official chain, large. Mac Narney, size. US photographer on balcony with Flash devices. Swivel Assembly space with people.
(30 m) 03. Göttingen: five Nobel Nobel Prize certificate and plaque, large. Professor Otto Hahn is behind the desk in his Office and is congratulated by Professor wind from, Professor von Laue, Professor Heisenberg and Geheimrat Professor Max Planck to the award of the Nobel Prize. Max Planck and Otto Hahn, great. Geheimrat Professor Max Planck speaks, big, o-ton: "we are proud of you, and I the confident hope give to me, that the consequences of your great discovery will benefit in the future only for peaceful purposes." Otto Hahn, big, o-ton: "have thank you very much, Mr Privy Councillor, for your so kind words." Also I am of the opinion that you should expose the exploitation of nuclear energy brought by the fission of uranium in the realm of ideas really only humanitarian purposes. To want we all hope, and same think, I me all over the world in Sweden, where I just come, convinced also the scholars, virtually."
(39 m) 4 New York: UN views and end of Secretary of State Byrnes at the lectern, half-close. Listener, totally. O-ton, short. New York City image. Balloon with a trace of the complex of the location of the new UN building. Before his departure the English Foreign Secretary Bevin speaks, standing next to his wife, half-close. Interview: "we have lain a foundation for durable peace." The Russian Foreign Minister Molotow speaks big. Interview: "good bye!"
(54 m) 5th Irish cattle for Berlin vessels in the port. Box is lifted up to crane. Cattle in pens. Crane can be reduced box with beef before goods wagons. Cattle go in a pen. Visit the cattle crew officer.
(29 m) 06. The Vienna Boys Choir in Hamburg the Vienna Boys Choir run by the Hagenbeck Zoo. The bear enclosure. The young feed ostriches and zebras. The boys get in a bus. The choir before the appearance in the dressing room. Boy's going to brush off the suit. Woman combing her hair boys. Clapping audience. The Boys Choir on stage piano groups. Conductor and boys bow. Choir sing o-ton: "Distant I must suffer."
(61 m) 07 updates soon a. Nuremberg: process against Erhard milk the American military court judges sit at judges table. Milk on the dock, half-close. Milk during the interrogation with headphones. Milk, that's great.
(26 m) b. packages to prisoners of war in Yugoslavia the packages are loaded in wagons. The boxcar door is closed. Ride the train through the snow-covered landscape. Mountains in the snow. Border station RAI. Men with Red Cross armband. A German prisoner of war and an Austrian prisoner of war speak into microphone. The train on the snow-covered train station.
(27 m) c. London: opening a U - Bahn route people take escalator in U tunnel. Transport Minister Barnes opened a railway: opening of the line to Stratford. Curtain falls to the side before U-Bahn tunnel. Traffic light with the inscription: to Stratford, switches to green. Moving underground. People in the compartment. Crush on U - Bahn station.
(21 m) 8 original sports a. Paris: men's freestyle wrestler in the ring, half close, fall, twist arms, box, enter, fall over each other. A wrestler pushes the other on the back. Winner in a bathrobe, lifting arms and goes in the opposing corner.
(25 m) b. California: underwater - ball babes play basket ball under water. Ball floats in the basket.
(11 m) c. skiing with Jet Propulsion skiers running Jets on his skis. Black cloud of smoke behind him during the trip.
(12 m)
Narration
1 Berlin: Sports Premiere at the Sports Palace Berlin Sports Palace - once one of the most famous and most notorious Nazi propaganda - is returned to its original purpose.
Sports Palace - Sports Palace again and over the bare surface, the ice hockey disc whizzes as ever and ever. The building was taken hard in the war. The roof is missing, the gallery was destroyed in part and all debris and gaps reminiscent of the consequences of the policy that is preached in this House.
Despite the bare frame and fierce cold, the sporty resurrection of the historic building was an almost festive event.
The well-known international star Rudi Ball again open the new era of the sport Palace - among them two Berlin ice hockey teams.
The spectators froze, but were happy to be at this premiere here.
02. Frankfurt am Main: General McNarney spoke on the Römerberg in Frankfurt most ' main said the Commander of American forces in Europe, General McNarney, to the Germans on the festively decorated Roman Hill, in the heart of the old town. Frankfurt's Mayor Kolb was one of the guests of honour.
In looking back on the past year, General McNarney dealt with progress in the development of democratic institutions, the education issue, the supply situation and the Economic Union of the American and British zones.
He announced especially the expansion of youth amnesty to more than 800,000 persons who are not the main culprit or loaded and were financially no benefits from the Nazi regime. Certain groups of heavy Körperbeschädigten covered by this amnesty, which, may be according to General McNarneys - a further incentive to the ways of democracy.
03. Göttingen: Five Nobel Prize winner Professor Otto Hahn after the awarding of the Nobel Prize in Stockholm to Göttingen returned, where four former German Nobel Prize winner to congratulate him: Professor wind from, Professor von Laue, Professor Heisenberg and Geheimrat Professor Max Planck, the Nestor of German scientists.
These scholars of international reputation are now working in Göttingen. The Nobel Prize was awarded to Professor Hahn already in 1944 for his fundamental research on the areas of uranium fission, a sub-field of nuclear science.
The 88-year-old Privy Councilor Planck said: (original sound Planck) (original sound tap) 04. New York: UN: conclusion and Outlook to siebenwöchiger work the General Assembly of the United Nations ended its New York meeting.
The expired session fulfilled the hopes in them in abundance. "One of the last days of the Conference made a speech of the former American Secretary of State Byrnes, he declared: we To want to be the allies of all Nations, not to wage war, but to get peace." On March 10, the Council of Foreign Ministers in Moscow will meet to discuss the peace treaty with Germany. Before the departure from New York, the General Assembly decided to take New York as a future permanent seat of the United Nations. The Conference building will be located in a central location in New York City. A whole architectural tombstone District along the river is ab - and be rebuilt to make room for the building of the United Nations.
The participants were satisfied and optimistic mood. Prior to the return journey on the "Queen Elizabeth" the English Foreign Secretary Bevin said that many difficulties and misunderstandings now out of the way cleared. You have created the basis for a lasting peace.
The Soviet Foreign Minister Molotow said he expected similarly successful cooperation of Foreign Ministers in Moscow in March. His Russian speech ended with the British farewell: (original sound) 05. Irish cattle for Berlin also helps Ireland. Berlin's food situation to improve.
The first transport of 200 Irish cattle arrived the steamer "Travemünde" in the port of Bremen.
The "Travemünde", which operates under the American flag, is the first German ship that ran to a foreign port after the war and German occupation under the command of a German sea captain.
The loading of cattle - from the quay is directly in the wagon, then to Berlin.
This transport is the first installment of a total supply of 2,000 head of cattle from Ireland. Other transports arrive over the next few weeks.
06. The Wiener sängerknaben rollicking in Hamburg twenty-one boys at Hagenbeck in Hamburg, Germany!
Yes - so one doesn't know it usually the famous Wiener sängerknaben, now start their first foreign tour after the war. From Hamburg, it goes to Berlin, then to France, Spain and England.
The choir was founded already in 1472. The young singer living in the boarding school in the Hofburg and must cope with Of course in addition to singing her school schedule. Each of them is an exquisite soloist.
Five to six retiring every year due to mutations. And now: final preparations for the entrance. The rollicking boys in the Zoo have become the "worthy" Wiener sängerknaben. To To give their farewell concert in Hamburg, under guidance of Kapellmeister Haymo Tabor.
(Original sound).
07. updates in the near future: a. Milk, Nürnberg in Nuremberg process milk Erhard at the time, in addition to the big doctors trial, the proceedings against the former field marshal and Chief of staff of the air force. He has to answer for war crimes and crimes against humanity before a US military court.
Among other things, he is accused as managing member of "central planning" on the forced deportation from 5 million migrants and the shooting of prisoner allied pilots to be involved.
"In his introductory speech outline the Prosecutor Denny the passenger and carrier of the suspect and said: milk chose the path of least resistance and thus became one of the evil spirits, which cast the shadows of war and crime over Germany and the world!"
(b). Packages to prisoners of war in Yugoslavia through mediation of the international of Red Cross in Geneva, the Austrian and German Red Cross could send a gift move on prisoners of war in Yugoslavia.
The packages are loaded in Salzburg – then by the Tauern train to the border station RAI. In Rai, the train is taken over by a delegation of the Yugoslavian Red Cross.
Here, an Austrian and a German prisoner of war speak to the microphone.
Thank you for the packages, the greetings and gifts of their homeland.
c. London underground, England In East London was opened to traffic a new U - Bahn line seven kilometers in length. The Transport Minister Barnes opened the route on the future every four minutes, a train will run.
It looks like on the London underground to the peak hours: everywhere crowded trains, platforms, escalators. The expansion of the transport network of over and under the ground powered with urgency to bring a considerable relief of current traffic needs.
08 original sports: a. freestyle wrestling, Paris this wrestling match in the free style is original in many respects: the arena is a circus in Paris – the audience a mixture of sports and sports doctors, and the exchange of views between the two fighters leaves nothing to be desired of originality. Only the referee seems to take things seriously: he thinks he's strict on the rules of this poorly regulated way of struggle.
Congratulations the winners, probably get's...!
b. underwater ball game, United States small prize question: How does imagining at the water sport particularly original: by playing ball under water. Includes: the girls a nice figure for men good ball technique - both together results in an aesthetic and intended original gameplay. The underwater game pleased himself at the time in California of popular - one can show what's in a: air – and the whole thing is in complete silence happening - a true treat.
c. skiing with Jet Propulsion - noisy, if no less original, is it here.
An overly ambitious skiers has constructed is an auxiliary engine with Jet Propulsion to get better to drive. The launch is under a good star.
Instead of a flag of champagne powder snow the motorized ski Cannon pulls a mourning cloud of smoke to.
The cloud of grief is right - because the shot by Jet Propulsion closes with a substantial fall.
Original? To original!
Narration (English)
01. Berlin Sportpalace returns to Sport
The Berliner Sportpalace - once the famous and notorious platform of nazipropaganda - has been restored to its real destination.
The Sportpalace again is a sport-palace - and the ice hockey disk flits over the shining surface.
The building was heavily damaged during the war. The roof is missing, the gallery was partly destroyed and rubble and holes everywhere recall the results of the policy preached in this house.
In spite of the drab setting and the bitter cold the sportive revival of this historic building was celebrated like a little festival.
Two Berliner ice-hockey teams opened the new era of the Sportpalace - among them the well-known international champion Rudi Ball.
The spectators had a cold but good time and were glad to be present at this significant premiere.
02. FFT/Main:
General McNarney's speech on the Römerberg
In Frankfurt o/Main the Commander in Chief of the US forces in Europe, General McNarney, adressed the German population on the Römerberg in the heart of the old city.
Town-mayor Kolb was among the guests of honour.
Looking back on the past year General McNarney recalled the progressive establishment of democratic institutions, the educational problem, the supply situation, and the economic union of the American and British Zones.
Above all he proclaimed the extention of the youth-amnesty concerning more than 800.000 persons, who are not seriously incriminated and who have not profited financially by the Third Reich. Certain groups of war-disabled men also fall under this amnesty which, in General McNarney's words, should incite the beneficients of it to pursue the ways of democracy.
03. Göttingen:
Five Nobel-Prize-Winners
After receiving the Nobel-Prize in Stockholm Professor Hahn returned to Göttingen, where four German former Nobel-Prize-Winners congratulate him: Professor Windaus, Professor von Laue, Professor Heisenberg and Geheimrat Professor Max Planck, the Nestor of German scientists. All these world-famous scientists are now working in Göttingen.
Professor Hahn was awarded the Nobel-Prize already in 1944 for his work in the field of Uranium research, a branch of atomic science.
The 88 year old Geheimrat Planck said:
(original sound Planck)
(original sound Hahn)
04. New York:
United Nations
After seven weeks concentrated work the general assembly of the United Nations closed their session in New York. The meeting was highly successful.
One of the last days of the conference brougt a speech by the former US Minister of State Byrnes in which he declared: "We want to be the partners of all nations not to make war but to preserve peace."
(original sound Byrnes)
On March 10, the foreign ministers will meet in Moskow in order to discuss the German peace treaty. Before the termination in New York the General Assembly decided to elect New York as permanent site of the UN. The conference buildings will be located in a central part of New York. A whole architecturally antiquated row of blocks along the river will be pulled down and rebuilt to give way for the building of the United Nations.
The conference members parted in a satisfied and optimistic mood. Before embarking on the "Queen Elizabeth" British foreign minister Bevin declared that many difficulties and misunderstandings had been removed and that the foundation for a permanent peace was now definitely loid.
(original sound Bevin)
The Sowjet foreign minister Molotow said that the expects an equally successful cooperation of the foreign minister's in Moskow next March. His Russian speech ended with the english greeting:
(original sound Molotow)
05. Irish cattle for Berlin
Also Ireland helps to case Berlin's food situation. The first transport of 200 head of cattle arrived on the steamer "Travemünde" in Bremen harbor. The "Travemünde", sailing under the American flag, is the first ship with a German crew commanded by a German Captain to reach a foreign harbor after the war.
The loading of the cattle - from the quay directly into the goods-train, and then to Berlin.
This shipment was the first part of a total of 2.000 head of cattle from Ireland. Further transports are expected in the next weeks.
06. The Viennese Boy Choir in Hamburg
21 small excited boys in Hagenbeck Zoo in Hamburg. This is an unacustomed view of the famous Viennese Boy's Choir which is now on its first post-war international tour. From Hamburg they go to Berlin, then to France, Spain and England.
The choir was inaugurated in 1472. The young singers live in the boarding school of the Viennese "Hofburg" and have - of course - to do their school-lessons besides their singing. Every one of them is a picked soloist. Five to six boys have to leave each year on account of muting of the voice.
And now: last preparations for the performance. The merry crowd from the Zoo has became the "dignified" Viennese Choir. Under conductor Haymo Täubert they give their farewell-performance in Hamburg.
(original sound)
07. Actualities in Brief:
a. Milch tried in Nuremberg
At Nuremberg, together with the doctor's trial, the case against the former Fieldmarshal and Inspector General of the German Airforce, Erhard Milch, has opened. Before an American Military Tribunal he has to face charges of war-crimes and crimes against humanity.
The indictment accuses him i.a. of having participated in the forced abduction of 5 millions of foreign workers and in the shooting of allied P.W. fliers; his participation is based on his former position as a leading member of the "Central Planning".
Prosecutor Denny outlined in his opening speech the personality and career of the accused and declared: "Milch chose the way of the least resistance and thus became one of the evil spirits who cast the shadow of war and crime over Germany and the world."
b. Parcels for PW's in Jugo Slavia
By arrangement of the International Red Cross in Geneva the Austrian and German Red Cross sent a gift train to PW's in Jugo Slavia. In Salzburg the parcels are loaded on a train which then takes the Tauern route to the border station of Rosenbach. In Rosenbach the train is taken over by a delegation of the Jugo Slav Red Cross.
Here, an Austrian and a German Prisoner of War speak over the microphone.
They give thanks for the parcels, the greeting and gifts from home.
c. London Subway, England
In the East of London a new subway line of 7 kilometers distance was inaugurated. Transport Minister Barnes opens the line which - in future - will see a regular four minute-service.
This is what the London Subway looks like during the rush hours congested trains, platforms, rolling stairs.
Various Improvements of the transportation system above and belong ground, now under way, will bring considerable relief of present traffic-troubles.
08. Sport-Oddities
a. All-in-Wrestling, Paris
This all-in-wrestling match is odd in many respects:
The scene is a circus in Paris - the audience a mixture of sport-fans and sport-doctors, and the fight itself is an odd as you please.
The only one who does not seem to consider it odd is the referee - who sticks to the rules of this scinewhat irregular contest.
The cheers for the winner - chin up!
b. Underwater-ball USA
Here's an easy one: what's odd about water polo? Nothing - if you don't happen to play it under water. And that exactly is happening here.
All you need is: for the girls a nice figure, for the men dash and style - both combined produce an aesthetic and certainly odd entertainment.
The underwater-polo is a popular new pastime in California - and it takes place in complete silence - a real blessing.
c. Yet propelled skis
This more noisy but no less odd. An over-ambitous sportsman has constructed a pair of yet-propelled skis - for a better take-off.
Hardly a successful venture, it seems.
The motorized skier lumbers ahead trailing a funereal smoke screen after him and the hazardous expedition ends with a big crash-landing.
Odd? Too odd!
Persons in the Film
Barnes, George ; Bevin, Ernest ; Byrnes, James ; Hahn, Otto ; Heisenberg, Werner ; Kolb ; Laue von ; MacNarney ; Milch, Erhard ; Molotow, Andrej Wjadscheslaw ; Planck, Max ; Windaus
Places
Berlin ; Paris ; Innsbruck ; Frankfurt ; Salzburg ; Nuremberg ; New York ; London ; Göttingen ; California ; Hamburg ; Bremen
Topics
Sachindex Wochenschauen ; Railways ; Justice ; cameramen, cameramen ; Musical events ; Medals, awards, honors ; Political events ; Rings ; Ski, skiing, ski jumping ; sports audience, sports spectator ; sports facilities ; Cities ; Diving, diver ; Animals (except dogs) ; UN ; Buildings ; War, prisoners of war ; war crimes, war crimes ; People ; Transport: General ; Livestock, livestock ; Winter ; Economy ; Welfare, aid agencies, care ; Zoo, Wildlife Park ; Listener ; Hockey ; aerial photographs ; Crew ; Japan ; aftermath of war
Type
Newsreel (G)
Genre
Periodicals
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