Two unidentified men posing for photo opportunity at awards ceremony of National Conference of Christians and Jews in NY City

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Jewish person ultra orthodox in the neighbourhood of Williamsburg New York tradition religion multiculturalism. Orthodox Judaism a strict observance of Jewish law, or halakha.

10:26 ""New York Cabbie"" by Skip Blumberg. Robert Demella, a NYC cab driver, rants about various subjects. On how to avoid getting scammed: ""You don't pick up drunks, teenagers or seedy types."" On TV: ""Only good for news...I'd like to take a sledgehammer and smash the TV...The TV set is the downfall of Western Civilization...People don't read anymore, people don't talk anymore, people don't think anymore...Our generation that grew up on TV is the STUPIDEST generation to come down the pike."" 17:00 More from ""New York Cabbie."" Demella continues: ""I hate sound bytes. I hate 30 second political commercials. It makes me want to take a sledgehammer to the people hoisting it on us...I can smell a fraud from a mile away. That's my business...When I get a passenger and they're just too friendly, I go, 'You got any money?'"" 26:48 ""Les Brown"" by Kathie Robertson. Brown, a motivational speaker, comments on TV 's violent nature and its ability to desensitize people. He criticizes the media for emphasizing the negative and not being committed to positive change. 28:01 ""Free Speech"" by Skip Blumberg. On the streets of New York City, a spokesman attracts a crowd with his advice to blacks and Latinos to avoid assimilation and support only black and Latino businesses. A white policeman tries to disperse the crowd but is denounced: ""The man has a right to voice his opinions, and we have a right to listen!"" 41:01 Dee Davis commentary. ""Maybe we could make television a little better if we thought of it not as a way to sell things, but as a way to change people's lives, a way to give them new enthusiasm, a way to energize them, to cure the sick and make the lame walk."" 41:24 ""Deep Dish TV"" by Dee Dee Halleck. Halleck fixes a pie while discussing the importance of public access television in the exercising of First Amendment rights. ""It's participating actively in communications."" 43 :19 ""Todd Alcott ""by Skip Blumberg. 90's regular, Todd Alcott rants: [Speaking as a TV] ""Look at me. Don't look over there. There is nothing to look at over there. Look at me...Don't get the wrong idea, I'm not trying to run your life. You need to go to the bathroom. Go to the bathroom. Come back. Look at me...So we have a deal. You will do what you absolutely have to do, then you will come back and look at me. Don't worry about your schedule, I am here for you 110% of the time...People tell you I am bad...You tell them I've been here for your entire life...People say I'm bad. You know what that sounds like to me? -- sour grapes. I've got some stuff coming up for you...Crime, thrills, sex, death, comedy - all here in the next 8 minutes..."" 53:23 Excerpt from ""Radio Faces"" by Tom Weinberg. Excerpt from the TV show that examines the professional and private lives of Chicago radio personalities. In this excerpt we meet Tom Joyner, a DJ at WCGI. He is interviewed in a limo as he makes his way to O 'Hare Airport. He discusses his influences. ""I don't really consider what I do work. I play music and have fun twice a day. I'm not an air traffic controller. That's a job...I see us, Black radio, killing ourselves...without personality we're just another station on the dial."" 57:36 ""Don Cherry"" by Starr Sutherland. A musician at the Victoria Theater in San Francisco plays a 3 in 1 instrument: a kazoo, a ""Jew's harp"" and a clicker.

1991 - Crown Heights, Brooklyn - Crown Heights riots - riot in neighborhood protests death of African American boy - Hasidic Jews - Hasidism - police on streets - blacks vs Jews - religion - racism - anti-Semitism - New York City - African-American - African-Americans - Chassidim - Chassidic - Jew - Jewish - crowd of Jews gathered for funeral of slain Jewish man - some women crying - cover of New York Newsday showing slain African American child and slain Jewish man - Jewish men and women read books - possibly Torah

00:00:00:00 -[5000 Hasidic Jews protest in front of Waldorf against Jerusalem mayor Teddy Kolleck because of bathing suit ads in Jerusalem]- Hundreds of jews in streets, marching, dressed in black ...

Item title reads - Thousands of American Jews take part in demonstration before offices of the British Consul, demanding protection for their kinsmen in Palestine. New York, America, (USA, U.S.A.). <br/> <br/>L/S aerial view of the protesters carrying banners, various shots as they march along. M/S of one man speaking in the middle of a crowd.

View at committee for Federation of Polish Jews. A member of committee introduces the President of Federation, Benjamin Winters, who speaks on the condition of Polish Jews. Location: Manhattan New York City USA. Date: 1936.

NEW BUILDING DEDICATED TO BROTHERHOOD PAN FROM TOP DOWN OF "BUILDING OF BROTHERHOOD" IN NEW YORK DEDICATED BY NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CHRISTIANS AND JEWS.

MOURNING CONTINUES IN NEW YORK’S HASIDIC COMMUNITY.

Black and white MCU of Orthodox hasidic jewish immigrant arriving at Ellis Island, New York, circa 1900.

Jewish War `Vets' Parade To Protest Nazi Persecutions

04/00/73 C0033706 - COLOR NEW YORK: JEWS ARRIVE KENNEDY FROM SOVIET UNION - GREETED FAMILIES LNC 41757 "JEWS' SHOWS: SEVERAL SHOTS SOVIET JEWS BEING GREETED AT AIRPORT: (SHOT 4/5 38FT) IMMIGRATION - US ANTI - SEMITISM - USSR 38 FT / COL / PRINT

Al Gore arrives at a UJA-Federation meeting in New York while on campaign trail; Gore makes campaign speech to New York Jews.

Paul Muni speaks at memorial service in Madison Square Garden in 1943 for 2 million European Jews massacred by Nazis

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 7: (AUDIO OMITTED) Slow motion of people wearing face mask walk in Times Square on November 7, 2021 in New York City amid the Coronavirus pandemic. U.S. Navy Recruiting Video is playing in the background. (Footage By WW News/Gettyimages)

This episode of the U.S. Army's "The Big Picture" TV show is entitled "Three Faces of Evil". It is one of a series of episodes in the "Army in Action" series which focused on WWII history. This episode specifically examines the aftermath of WWI and the lead-up to WWII, with the rise of the dictators Tojo in Japan, Mussolini in Italy and Adolf Hitler in Germany. Copyright 1964.<p><p>Opening: Paintings of conquerors and defenders. Narrator explains how bow & arrow gave way to guns then to tanks and planes. Title: The Big Picture - Army In Action - The Three Faces Of Evil (:07-2:19). After World War I, Poland attacks Russia and Lithuania to reclaim ancient boundaries. Headlines discuss Romanian troops attacking Budapest. Czechs, Poles clash in Border Dispute reads the headline. Artillery is fired. Troops march in Germany. Map of Germany. Turmoil in Italy. National Fascist Party on rise in Italy. Benito Mussolini, an ex-newspaper editor is their leader. New York City, life goes on. Roaring 20s in America, a beauty contest.(2:20-4:16). German military. Men practice with rifles. German soldiers march. Some on horseback. Mussolini speaks. Adolf Hitler. Riots in Germany. Hitler writes a biographical book in jail, 'Mein Kampf.' Hitler speaks to the people. September 1931, an explosion on a railway provides cover for a Japanese invasion of Manchuria. Miserable Chinese soldiers are shown tied up as prisoners (4:17-6:26). Newspaper headline: Shanghai Bombed! Japanese troops. 1933 - Hitler is Chancellor of Germany and shares the duty with the elderly Paul Von Hindenburg. August 1934, Hindenburg dies. 'Heil Hitler' signs. Hitler becomes the maximum ruler of Germany. October 1935, Mussolini attacks Ethiopia. Primitive firearms are no match for the guns and bombs of Italy (6:27-8:35). Ethiopians bow. March 1936, Hitler invades France. July 1936, Spanish Civil War. German pilots help Franco's fascist army win victory in Spain. Spanish Civil War becomes a bloodbath as German planes from the Kondor Squadron drop bombs. Wounded are carried off (8:36-10:55). October 1936, Rome-Berlin Axis is formed, Hitler meets with Mussolini. December 1937, Japan sinks a United States gunboat, the USS Panay. Injured Americans. Headlines react to this incident. Japanese Ambassador apologizes for the 'accident' (10:56-12:36). Troops march, Hitler and Mussolini meet in Rome. Italian soldiers on parade. Gestapo round up people. Japanese soldiers execute Chinese civilians. A man holds a dead baby. A man in NYC reads a newspaper while getting a shoeshine. Grand Central Theatre in NYC. Atlantic and Pacific oceans (12:37-14:23). USA faces the Great Depression. The dustbowl. Headlines of the day. Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). The CCC was a voluntary public work relief program that operated from 1933 to 1942 in the United States for unemployed, unmarried men ages 18–25, it was eventually expanded to ages 17–28. People work near a dam. People work in the snow (14:24-15:50). Army manages many CCC camps. Educational facilities were provided by the Army. People learn skills. President Roosevelt visits a CCC camp. The U.S. flag is lowered (15:51-17:53). Italian army invades Ethiopia. Spanish Civil War. Planes drop bombs. People run. Buildings reduced to rubble. Japanese flag flies. Japanese troops cheer. American army men (17:54-19:15). U.S, Navy. U.S. Marines. U.S. troops train. 1938 - Hitler adds Austria to his growing Reich. People cheer Hitler. Democratic Czechoslovakia is dismantled. The Nazis focus their rage on the Jewish people. Jews are publicly beaten by Nazis. Events leading up to Krystalnacht (20:48). Construction of concentration camps, and Jews rounded up and placed into them (19:16-21:24). Hitler addresses the German parliament while British Prime Minister Chamberlain returns to the UK to announce "peace in our time" (21:55). Maginot Line (22:49). Newspaper headlines tell what's happening (sound is off from here until the end of the episode). Factories. Soldiers grab rifles (21:25-23:17). U.S. troops are woefully unprepared for war, and perform exercises with wooden rifles and wooden machine guns (24:14/25:35). Hitler's shown with Hermann Goering and there are images of Tojo (25:05) . The armies of the fascist powers are strong and ready to go to war, while the armies of the free nations are weak and ill prepared for war. Narrator wraps up (25:39-28:00). End credits (28:01-28:19)<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

02:02 ""Covering the Coverage: The 1990 Nicaraguan Elections"" by Bob Hercules. A Chicago TV crew travels to Managua and reports on U.S. television journalists' coverage of the historic elections. NBC's Jane Whitney: ""I'm scared by reporters misconception, preconceived ideas, frames of reference... if you're only getting your news from TV... you're not getting your news."" Photojournalist: ""There's problems communicating here...reporter's contacts aren't good, there's political baggage and it's tough to see the other side of the coin..."" 08:48 ""TV Addicts"" by The Media Foundation. A PSA for the Media Foundation urging parents to monitor children's TV habits. ACCESS ONLY 09:02 ""Todd Alcott"" by Skip Blumberg. Another rant from 90's regular, Todd Alcott. Todd speaks as a TV. ""Look at Me... Look at me!!"" ""People try to tell you that I'm bad for you... you tell them I've been here through thick and thin, 110% of the time!... You'll get crime, thrills, sex, right here, all in the next 8 minutes... it's miracle... look at me... look AT ME!!!"" 16:00 ""Kids TV."" A group of grade six students from Chicago take part in Panasonic Corp's video contest and make their own television newscast. 17:41 ""Revolution: What a Crock"" by John Walden and Paper Tiger TV. A critique of Ted Koppel's recent report on the increased use and influence of home video on television news. ""It's the same old thing... Ted and Co. trivialize images, render them empty of meaning an maintain control of the message which doesn't encourage us to be active, which doesn't empower us to take part in the world around us. It's the same old stuff in a brand new box... under the pretense of telling us something new."" 24:23 ""Free Speech"" by Skip Blumberg. On the streets of New York City, a spokesman attracts a crowd with his advice to blacks and Latinos to avoid assimilation and support only black and Latino businesses. A white policeman tries to disperse the crowd but is denounced: ""The man has a right to voice his opinions, and we have a right to listen!"" 30:07 ""Popeye the Sailor Man"" by Eddie Becker. At the Earth Day celebrations in Washington, D.C., Popeye joins the ecology movement. ""I'm Popeye the sailor man, I recycle my spinach can... Anyone who pollutes the air, earth, or ocean is nothing more than a criminal!"" 34:40 ""Dee Davis"" by Appalshop. Davis comments on TV: ""The problem with television is that programming is developed to sell things. TV should change people's lives, should offer new enthusiasm, should make the lame walk and the blind see."" 35:16 ""Don Cherry"" by Starr Sutherland. A musician at the Victoria Theater in San Francisco plays a 3 in 1 instrument: a kazoo, a ""Jew's harp"" and a clicker. 36:49 ""The Today Show"" by Nancy Cain. Cain observes a live outdoor taping of The Today Show in Venice Beach, California. We see Bryant Gumbel and Frank Zappa, Jay Leno visits a falafel stand and attracts a crowd. yes--don't know whether there are issues with using Jay Leno's image/set, but he was outdoors 40:29 ""Selling Gold"" by Skip Blumberg. On Chambers and Broadway in New York City, a street vendor sells gold jewelry. 41:05 ""Cutaways"" by R.D. Rosen. A comedic piece in which Rosen demonstrates how to shoot cutaways, a TV production trick to cover jump cuts in an interview. The camera records the interviewer pretending to listen intently, looking doubtful, mildly astonished, etc. He also shows us the wrong way to appear in the cutaways: nodding off to sleep, flossing your teeth, etc. 43:13 ""Export TV: Anatomy of an Electronic Invasion"" by Monica Melamid. A short documentary about TV Marti, a U.S. broadcast from Key West, FL aimed at the people of Cuba. Its mission is broadcast anti-Castro propaganda in order to influence Cuban public opinion. 48:13 ""The Surf Report"" by Nancy Cain. It focuses on a Misha, a street vendor on Venice Beach. Originally from the Soviet Union, Misha sells ""Gorby"" T-shirts on Venice Beach and sings a song. 49:40 ""Nestle Quick Commercial."" A ventriloquist and his dog, Farfel, sell Nestle's instant chocolate. 54:13 ""Contrasts"" by Lillian Liberman. We see the contrast between the wealthy and the poor in Mexico City.

New York - Diamond District - pedestrians - jewelry stores - Hasidic Jews - necklaces on display - window displays - Lee Runsdorf Associates - Manny Winick & Sons - Orthodox Jews walk past -

SOOTY REMAINS OF LARGE GARBAGE FIRE ON SIDEWALK, HASIDIC NEIGHBORHOOD, BURNED BOOKS -STREET SIGN: FLUSHING AVE AND LEE AVE, WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN -GARBAGE MEN CLEAN UP SMOLDERING DEBRIS, SANITATION WORKERS -OLD HASICID JEW STOPS TO COMPLIMENT AND THANK SANITATION WORKER, NEW YORK MOMENT -STATEMENT BY RABBI JOSEPH REBBLE ? ABOUT RITUAL FIRES BY JEWS ? , A MITZVAH - BURNING ANY LEAVENED GRAINS BEFORE PASSOVER -STREET SIGN: LEE AVE AND RUTLEDGE ST, HASIDIC JEW BURNING PAPERS ON SIDEWALK, USING ACCELLERANT ? CAN OF AFTA NEARBY -STREET SIGN: BEDFORD AVE AND TAYLOR ST

Unused / unissued material - no paperwork - dates unclear or unknown <br/> <br/>New York, United States of America. (Incorrect soundtrack printed) <br/> <br/>Large anti-Hitler demonstration / parade. Man carries banner which reads: "Judaism will survive Hitlerism." Shots of WWI veteran soldiers in march. Crowds of people look on. More views of the march. CU banner "Hitler This Is Not The Dark Ages." More views of crowds of people watching the march against Hitler's treatment of the Jews. <br/> <br/>N.B. Sound of wrong item is recorded under these pictures.