Die Zeit unter der Lupe 879/1966 29.11.1966

01 policy in Bonn - coalition CDU - SPD Federal Eagle in the Chamber (the title base). Kiesinger, Lübke and Barzel surrounded by journalists, behind him. Brandt, behind him Schiller. Coalition meeting. Swing from one side of the table with Brandt and Schiller to Kiesinger, Barzel and Strauss. Newspaper headlines. Grand Coalition. Cameramen and reporters. Kiesinger is explanation. Schröder, half-close. Stoltenberg, half close, von hassel, half-close. Adenauer going Kiesinger.

02. Lübke in Mexico Lübke goes next to Wilhelmine Lübke, totally. Confetti. Lübke in the car next to President Diaz Ordaz, close to half. Ride through Mexico City. Drive through illuminated city. Lahiri speaks before national Congress, total and half close. Lübke with wreath-laying ceremony. Lübke enlists in book of the city.

03. Casteau: NATO headquarters in Belgium - General Lemnitzer reveals small Belgian village of Casteau Memorial. Cars drive by road. Farmhouses. Cows. General Lemnitzer, NATO Supreme Allied Commander, unveiled a monument to the founding of the NATO Headquarters. Construction of NATO structures for the new headquarters.

04. accident series - incorrect use of tool Joachim Teege stands next to photo wall and shows on images of aircraft accidents, car accidents, ship sunsets. Construction site. Workers on scaffolding. Workers tried with wrench and screw to turn on 2nd wrench as an extended lever arm, loses balance and crashes. Joachim Teege with Homburg speaks: "How life is so beautiful," says Grillparzer (image), "but such (man in a wheelchair, image) to live's bad."

05. flood in Florence swivel over the city. Works of art recovered from mud and water. Mud in the streets. Works of art on the street. National Library with corrupted fonts, permeated by water and mud. Hand scrolls in corrupt books. Restorers working on damaged paintings and works of art. Statue from below covered in mud.

06. the world of tomorrow: world exhibition, Montreal, 5 months before the balloon Montreal. Construction site of the World Expo. Workers on the building. Modern Hall buildings. German Pavilion in the construction, steel mesh construction with flower motifs "Germany to day" - modern exhibition buildings. Exhibition. Monorail. Driving record on buildings over.

07 Warsaw Jazz Festival: Swingle Singers conductor. The Swingle Singers Sing suite in b minor by Johann Sebastian Bach. Singer front microphone with voice-acrobatic performance.

Title brand information policy in Bonn camera: basic Lübke in Mexico origin: Mexico NATO's formation in Belgium (General Lemmitzer lays foundation stone) origin: Belgavox the good tip accident series III: incorrect use of tool focus on Florence flood origin: Corona tomorrow's World Expo Montreal (5 months prior) origin: Canada current bars of Swingle Singers (Jazz Jamboree in Poland) origin: Polkronika A and E

The time of distracted from responses to the much discussed property and person issues is over details in Bonn. After mammoth meetings of the CDU/CSU and SPD Bundestag group, the two negotiating partners and longtime rivals in the German Bundestag decided for attempting to revive the deadlocked German policy together again. The rough coalition was a split in the German public.
So, Chancellor Kurt-Georg Kiesinger will stand with Willy Brandt as Vice-Chancellor and Foreign Minister, at the head of a new Cabinet. Four ministries are resolved. Kai-Uwe von hatred and Rainer Barzel are not members of the new Government.
Holiday by the Bonn crisis was Federal President Heinrich Lübke and traveled on a 5-day state visit to Mexico. In the accompaniment of the Mexican President Diaz Ordaz, time Lübke had entered the capital of Mexico City. Nearly 1 million Mexicans had set up on the streets and celebrated the German guests with Mediterranean enthusiasm. As the first foreign head of State, President of the Confederation heals a speech before the National Congress. A contract for enhanced relations of the first Maxiko trip to a German Bendespräsidenten.
Casteau was a still unknown Donf still by a few months. With the rural seclusion of the Belgian town, it was over with a stroke. When he was after termination of France to the site of the new NATO Headquarters Auegewählt.
With the unveiling of a Memorial in the presence of the NATO Supreme Commander General Lemnitzer and the Belgian Prime Minister van den of boeynants, Belgium the Belgian village makes a leap of violence in the electronic age. Future warden in Casteau all threads of Western defence strategy running together.
"Hand on heart, leibe people, would you ever be in a flight vehicle upgrade." From you whose. That the frame does not work?"
"Or in a car, the brakes fail?" "End on a ship that has a leak?" "Certainly not only when it comes to small things, then you are not so fussy."
"To the discussion is the target of this worker. The force lacks. But he knows how to help. He applies a simple as dangerous trick... "For such an extended Wrench is everyone a defective ship. Even a defective car. Even a broken...... Aircraft." "What is life but so..." "... says Grillparzer", "but so..." "... life is bad!"

Florence there is rarely a disaster, the extent of which is fixable, their material losses caused by no value are repairable in numbers. Florence lost irreplaceable. The probably most valuable jewel of European art, the main city of the Renaissance, remains scarred for decades by the mud. Over 3 metres high, the flood of the pillars of the Uffizi Gallery was a devastating mass from the riverbed of the River Arno, from destroyed sewage plants and oil boilers.
With the hardest hit: the national library, the largest library in Italy. Three weeks after the disaster, the Italian newsprint thus urgently needed to dry is used up. The call for help to the German Publisher was not unheard. We know that only emergency aid means rescue before namely mold attacks the archival holdings.
For some of the most important sources for the study of the Renaissance is hardly still hope – are unique documents, statements by Florentines about an era, which owes its glory to Florence.
And yet is the destruction of a crucifix, the Vasari "Birth certificate of Italian art" called for pessimists only a symbol that Florence will not regain its luster. The world proved that Florence is not alone the Florentines. Donations have a well-known restorers arrived and with a great documentary, Jacqueline Kennedy, John Steinbeck and others would like to advertise for help for Florence. Encouragingly, a quote from the devastated City: "the Germans have always loved us Florentine. You will notice this especially today."

Montreal Expo Montreal 67 - interim report for the construction of a city of tomorrow - the ambitious attempt to build a world exhibition - for 33 million visitors.
Five months before the opening of the new architectural ideas of an international avant-garde as first outlines in the sky stand out. The German Pavilion - 35 million mark-expensive - a steel mesh construction - mesh size 50 cm. anachronistic floral decorated with - a roof for a vast landscape titled "Germany today".
70 Nations vie for best image, the best contacts, to be the reputation of the future on the next - total cost $552 million. Monorails and hovercraft vehicles combine the structures of the Nations - they call themselves still pavilions - probably the last reminiscence of the exhibition style of the past.
"Man and his world" is the theme of Expo 67, but what already points in Montreal, is the search of the people nothing less than a gigantic world of tomorrow.

Swing with Bach they were founded by the young American music Professor Swingle and have evolved into the world's most unusual singing group: The Swingle Singers.
Her vocal cords had a breathtaking balancing act as they reproduced the suite in b minor by Johann Sebastian Bach.
The vocal artists of the Seine were to the acclaimed Center of the Warsaw Jazz Festival. Their recipe for success: RENKIN play of Baroque instrumental music, freshened by a hint of jazz.

Date of Release:

29.11.1966

Year of Production:

1966

Camera Work:

Grund

Rights Holder:

Federal Republic of Germany

Producer:

Deutsche Wochenschau GmbH (Hamburg)

Source Foreign Material:

Belgavox; Corona; Polkronika

Film Format:

35 mm

Colour:

b/w

Audio:

Sound

Languages:

German