Die Zeit unter der Lupe 775/1964 01.12.1964

01 white hostages in Stanleyville. Belgian paratroopers in the Congo. The liberated hostages at the airport prior to departure. Damaged car with murdered. Covered bodies with blankets. Wounded are transported away on stretcher.

02. Tshombe in Paris. Tshombe rises from aircraft (total). He is accompanied to the microphone and speaks. Camera people with cameras.

03. Kennedy's first death anniversary. Robert Kennedy goes with a flower in his hand in Arlington at the grave of his brother. (total). The tomb with the eternal flame (large).

04. discount-increase in England. Posters "Bank Rate". The London Stock Exchange (total). Exchange operations.

05. Elf ante rites in the London Zoo. Elephant (big) is sprayed with vegetable oil. Turtle is rubbed with Pflsnzenöl (large) 06 group 61, workers poet, Ruhr. Man crosses Street at miner apartments over, alone. Mine blast furnaces and industrial plants. Headframe. Feet beyond paving. Smoke over the plant. Industries of the Ruhr. Max van der green, author of "Will o' the WISP and fire" (large). The green "Man in the world of industrial work" speaks (interview). His hand with a cigarette (large).
Elevator shaft with car driving down in the mine. Buddy when leaving the lift. Bruno Leon enters the Chamber to work. Interview Dr. Haese: "can you expressing criticism?" (Original sound). Kurt Küther takes a miner's lamp. Mining clothing will be let down. Arthur Granitzki in Cologne on the construction site. He hammers, pulls nails from Board and recorded measurements on board. Interview Dr. Haese: "How did your poems (original sound).
Play hands of a drummer. Horst Roos from Mannheim sings legs of a walking man (original sound). Man with cigarette going on industrial equipment (you know the Blues by Monday morning?) Headframe behind tree branches. Industrial equipment, intermediate cuts, music band, drums and musicians.

07. Christmas in England. Choristers go by portico and sing. Choirboys sing Christmas song. Christmas lights in England. Balloons on the street. Town crier on market. Clowns on a car. Poodle in a circus in long Heron consecutively on two legs immediately. Clowns with children. Children's feet grow and large boots of clown and go, Plumpuddingherstellung. Christmas Revue in the Naval Academy. People Square Dance at a party of Sparvereins. Singer sings Christmas Chorale in jazz in jazz cellar. Dancers on the dance floor. Mistletoe (large) Santa Claus. Grandpa kissing Grandma. Stocking is filled with candy. Two sleeping children in the bed. Parents put on the foot end of the bed of the children toys.

Start point 4.6 m moments white hostages in Stanleyville origin: Belgavox Tshombe in Paris origin: Pathé Journal of Kennedy's first anniversary of the death origin: Metro discount boost in England origin: Pathé news elephant oiling origin: Pathé news profile group 61, workers poet, Ruhr camera: Jackson, l. origin: Archive focus on advent in England origin: Pathé news end mark 3, m

You are working in the industrial landscape between Dortmund and Mannheim: underground, in factories, in Office buildings: workers poet - authors of the Dortmund group 61. diverse as their wage employment are their literary works: critical, realistic without regard to taboos -, arrested in everyday experiences – headstrong or justified at times amateurish and often only by the good intention. Max is much discussed star of the Group and success novelist "Will o' the WISP and fire" v. d. Green. A subject, the human being in the world of industrial work moves him and the others.
"We must confront him daily. With the powers, which he must deal with. These include entrepreneurs, include trade unions, are the problems at his workplace. It is now so much rocked in our public life and journalism, that one wonders why is actually not intensely provoked? Provocation must be yes no lie. Provocation is a challenge. And why should the literature do not help with?"
700 meters under days: Bruno Leon - has 19 years of experience in the mining industry: "it is possible to bring critical objections you as Steiger?
Because I am first and foremost a miner and in my profession, it is not possible, of course, me to write what I would like to write."
Miner and Works Council Kurt Küther, 35 years old: "I work for 16 years as Hauer on the colliery shaft home. I am what I experience as a miner, and what's bothering the buddy in - and -day trying to hold in my poems.
If I then homeward go and see people around me nothing knowing screams the last stanza of the layer in me that is my poem. 58 building stalls poet Arthur Granitzki in Cologne can be like as Eulenspiegel appeal, because - argues the unmistakable Ostpreuße - Eulenspiegel was the intellectuals of the "little man."
"Hammer blow, you're hurting me I can not sing your song when I see my fingertips when I see my hands, the fingertips jumping."
Mr Granitzki, how did this poem? In the morning I hit me on the finger and at the moment need to I reverse rest me a bit of the nails and while I started with the "Hammer blow, you're hurting me" and then I wrote up so constantly self, something like, as I now read it out.
Urgent like a rabble-rouser: Horst Roos from Mannheim. He writes songs on current issues of the time.
"Their songs are just as provocative as complaining, what do you say? See, this tenor, which is itself the result of feeling not to be asked to be managed."

Moments:... Liberation: The most important moments of this week: Belgian paratroopers freed some 2,000 innocent hostages from the rebels in the Congo violence. In Moscow newspapers, the murder was hushed by hostages and condemned the rescue action as imperialist aggression.

... Contact: Congo Prime Minister Tshombe recruited de Gaulle in Paris the sympathies. The French President accompanied the visit with mixed feelings, because friendly relations to the Tshombe in Africa strong met with hostility to are likely to weigh on de Gaulle's good contacts with the other States of the black continent.

... Reminder: Senator Robert Kennedy remembered on the cemetery of Arlington his murdered brother. On the anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy's published plans for a National Memorial in Washington.

... The Bösenpanik: The British Labour Government has concerns with the English pound. The panic on the London Stock Exchange calmed down only when 11 countries with a 12-billion mark loan, the British economy helpful under the arms.

... Of well-being: In England begins the realization to enforce that a thick skin alone no longer suffice. At London Zoo, elephants and turtles with vegetable oil as antifreeze were made smooth and ready for winter.

Plum - Pudding time: Christmas songs sound almost everywhere equal. But we are in England, and England also has its own customs of Advent. While the mind of the Germans in the face of candles and baubles tends to contemplation and retreat, the feast of joy for the Englishman is a cause for the happiness. And he has no qualms about showing his happiness.
Christmas time is circus time. And an Englishman who failed in December, to go to the circus is not English – or just a very modern. The plum pudding, whose strong rum Gehalt that conjures up the mood for the Christmas Revue in the marine school belongs to the traditions of the country.
It belongs to the memorabilia of British advent also feel the anticipation of the feast in the legs here, for example in the legs of a Sparvereins, which pays homage to square-dance.
And nobody is wondering about when an old Christmas choral is transformed into a London Jazz Club in dance music.
There are customs and traditions that you can export goltlob anywhere. A plum pudding tastes only in England so, what it should taste like, and the license granted to the mistletoe, is conceivable only in the polite England. One that finds all the better that are some customs international.

Date of Release:

01.12.1964

Year of Production:

1964

Camera Work:

Jürgens; Labudda

Rights Holder:

Federal Republic of Germany

Producer:

Deutsche Wochenschau GmbH (Hamburg)

Source Foreign Material:

Belgavox; Pathé Journal; Metro; Pathé News

Film Format:

35 mm

Colour:

b/w

Audio:

Sound

Languages:

German