"SOLDIER IN BERLIN" A VIEW OF BERLIN THROUGH THE EYES OF A CORPORAL ON DUTY THERE

ORIG NEG 105 SIL FTG FOR STORY ON LOSS OF DUTY PAY IN WEST BERLIN, GERMANY. VS OF SIGN READING: US HEADQUARTERS, BERLIN. VS HONOR GUARD AT GATE. VS SIGN READING: SHOPPING CENTER. VS OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF STORES IN THE SHOPPING CENTER. VS PEOPLE PAYING OUT MONEY.

1966 UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL 7

Life of Americans in enclave in West Berlin. American children at United States Army community school in West Berlin. American music being played on radio as youth dance to rock and roll tunes. American soldiers on duty outside the United States Headquarters in West Berlin. In East Berlin soldiers including Russian comrades march and salute. Nikita Khrushchev arrives at an airport in Berlin and greets East German leader Walter Ulbricht with an embrace and hand shake. East Berliners move as refugees to refugee camps in the western half of Berlin, to escape East German communist rule. Khrushchev and other Soviet leaders pounding fists on a table at a diplomatic gathering. Location: Berlin Germany. Date: 1961.

At a cemetery in East Berlin, a young soldier on guard duty thinks about defecting to West Berlin. An elderly woman speaks to him through the gate. He leans against the cemetery entrance wall and thinks.

Title reads: "BERLIN HOLDS BRITISH WEEK". <br/> <br/>Berlin, Germany. <br/> <br/>L/S British flags (Union Jacks) flying in main street in Berlin. M/S Coat of Arms and signs; "Britische Wochen Berlin 1962". L/S and angle shot British flags flying in Berlin. C/U Willy Brandt Mayor of Berlin. L/S British military band marching through main street. M/S crowds watching. L/S massed crowds marching along street following the band. M/S President Lubke of West Germany (Dr. Lubke) talking to a British officer. <br/> <br/>L/S visiting British policeman on point duty in the centre of Berlin Square. M/S British policeman directing traffic. M/S cars coming towards camera. Various shots British policeman directing traffic. C/U British policeman, a German reporter interviews him (natural sound). The British bobby says how much he has enjoyed his visit in Berlin. <br/> <br/>

Soviet War Memorial in Berlin

b&w - voting educational film (Part 17 of 24) - Ethel Merman and Donald O'connor sing Irving Berlin song I Wonder Why You're Just In Love - from Call Me Madam 1953 - celebrities encourage people to go to the polls and vote - politics - Democracy - civic duty - responsibility - good citizen - participation - political - US - United States - U.S.A.

00:41:20:14 VS soldiers march behind soldier w red flag/ VS soldiers walk &amp; talk/ SOT Private Angela Kemp, soldier like being in Berlin; first duty station; best I'll ever have; will miss it; will ...

No titles. Roads in and out of Berlin blocked by Communists. <br/> <br/>Berlin, Germany. <br/> <br/>General views of Allied checkpoint at Helmstedt showing American Stars and Stripes, British Union Jack and French Tricolor flags. Heavy lorry approaches checkpoint. Shots of French and British personnel on duty at checkpoint. <br/> <br/>Shot of German police inside booth. Line of cars parked on side of road. Line of lorries waiting to go through checkpoint. C/U of West German in uniform looking through binoculars. Shots of Russian guards and East German guards on other side of checkpoint and on high tower. <br/> <br/>Commentator talks of the Communists blocking the roads into and out of Berlin in protest against Berlin elections.

ORIG. COLOR 400 SOF. MAG. VS NIGHT-TIME STUDENT DEMONSTRATION. DAYTIME - EX-MAYOR H. ALBERT, PROFESSOR DAHRENDORD (FREE DEMOCRATS), NEVERMAN (STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE) SPEAKS AT THE HUGE RALLY. EXTERIORS OF AXEL SPRINGER PUBLICATIONS BUILDINGS. CU BARBED WIRE SURROUNDING BUILDING - GUARDS ON DUTY. VS NIGHT- TIME RALLY. CI: GEOGRAPHIC - E. GERMANY, W. BERLIN. RIOTS - FOREIGN- E. GERMANY, W. BERLIN. PERSONALITIES - ALBERT H. PERSONALITIES - DAHRENDORD. PERSONALITIES - NEVERMAN.

"BERLIN DUTY" STORY OF BERLIN OCCUPATION & EVENTS LEADING TO THE AIRLIFT AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE "WALL OF SHAME" BY THE SOVIETS.

NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS FROM NEW JERSEY MOVE INTO NEWARK AIRPORT TO TAKE UP SECURITY DUTIES.

Surrender of the German Army in Berlin, Germany during World War II. Officials are driven through ruined streets of Berlin to headquarters where surrender papers are signed. Guards stand on duty at the gate of the headquarter building. Interior of the building. Officials and officers enter the building. German Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel sitting at a table. He talks to an officer. Location: Berlin Germany. Date: May 1945.

East German military and police officers escort a group of three East German officials to inspect the current stage of the Berlin Wall construction. The troops on patrol duty put on slickers when it begins to rain. One soldier stands at a checkpoint and surveys the area through binoculars.

16:07:59:03 VS men at cafe table w lots of people at other tables on patio/ MOS unid man in German on Bundeswehr in Somalia w Eng summary we've been protected ourselves for a long time, duty to help o ...

News Magazine of the Screen, The (Vol. 4, Issue 2)

A young East German soldier defects to West Berlin by climbing the fence of a cemetery where he is on guard duty. He then gives an interview at a West German television station about his decision and escape while still dressed in his uniform.

10/01/66 A0034763 BERLIN, GERMANY WEST: FRENCH TAKE OVER GUARD DUTIES AT SPANDAU PRISON WHERE ONLY ONE FORMER NAZI PEISONER REMAINS RUDOLPH HESS: LN27613 "SPANDAU GUARD" SHOWS: MS CLOCK OF PRISON READING 12 NOON: MS ZOOM INTO FRENC SOLDIERS MARCH IN THROUGH PRISON GATE: GV PRISON WALL AND LOOKOUT TOWER: MS GUARD HAND OVER TOWER DUTY: MS BRITISH TROOPS LEAVING PRISON: (SHOT 10/1/66 - 39FT) JAILS & PRISONS - GERMANY WEST - BERLIN, SAPANDAU FRANCE - ARMY HESS, RUDOLPH - NOT IN FILM WAR CRIMES UP - LN / 39 FT / 16 - NEG / R15898

TITLE: "BERLIN DUTY". A PLATOON LEADER INSTRUCTS HIS MEN IN SHADOW OF AN EAST BERLIN BORDER TOWER AND BARBED WIRE FENCES. PAN OF BARBED WIRE FENCING LEADER IS TELLING THEM ABOUT.

German Army Major, Otto-Ernst Remer, who foiled the plotters, followng the July 20, 1944 attempt on Adolf Hitler's life in World War 2, reviews the Battalion under his command in Berlin. The troops are drawn up in formation. Two light field artillery pieces are parked in the foreground. Remer marches past his troops, holding a Nazi salute. He then stands at a microphone in front of a German War Ensign and gives the troops a stern message about their duty. Location: Berlin Germany. Date: 1944.