Tape VAF001: 10:30:43:00: 1914 - Hitler receives call-up and moves to Munich. Hitler in crowd in Munich to hear the declaration of war. 10:31:20:00: 1914 - Close-up of Hitler in the crowd. Photo of Hitler in 1916 on Western Front and again in 1917 as a corporal. 10:31:55:00: 1914 - He was in hospital after being gassed, when the armistice was announced. Returns to Munich. 10:32:19:00: 1920 - Hitler devotes himself full time to the Deutsche Arbeiter-Partei. Still images of intimadation. Tape 104: 02:13:20:00: 1918 - View of trenches 02:13:32:00: 1918 - German trenches prior to attack - Germans 'over the top' - battle scenes during offensive - wounded. 02:15:04:00: 1918 - Hindenburg and other German officers at map in the field - Clemenceau arrives at French HQ. Tape 202: 1916 - Large artillery piece firing – explosions – trenches – German troops go over the top – French artillery.

02:03:48 ? 02:05:45 TEXAS (MOS) Massive fire at night. Fireman trying to control it. Aerial shots. Of a refinery. Hess Terminal Corporation. Fire line.

REPORTER STANDING OUTSIDE FIRESTONE CORPORATE OFFICE BUILDING IN AKRON, OHIO. EMPLOYEES CAN BE SEEN WALKING OUT OF BUILDING. LARGE "FIRESTONE" CORPORATE SIGN IDENTIFIES BUILDING.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story by reporter Jeff Eliasoph about a large donation by the Meadows Foundation for renovations in the Grand Plaza in South Dallas community.

00:00:00:00 [SX TAPE] [TWO-CHANNEL AUDIO] [Green Party Pres. Candidate Ralph Nader speaks to large group on the preponderance of corporate power in US & how corporations have undermined democr ...

Man sets up Kodak high-speed movie camera during a presentation at the Sperry Corporation

Full titles read: "LONDON" <br/> <br/>L/S's of French school teachers arriving at Broadcasting House (home of the British Broadcasting Corporation). M/S of sign reading 'STUDIO' with a large arrow underneath. L/S's of operators wearing headphones and turning various knobs in the control room.

production outtake - military civilian formal reception or party - low m/s of crowded large - modern 2 story lobby in use for reception or party - large Grove sign visible through windows - tilt down to Arab Oil Sheikh - waiters offer tray of appetizers for guests - banquet, corporate

Minerva Film Corporation studio on fire in Rome. A lift raises a fireman. Flames in a window. Smoke rises from the studio. A fire man raised high on a lift. Fire engines in the street. A large crowd watch the fire fighters work. Location: Rome Italy. Date: May 22, 1947.

First anniversary of Polymer Corporation (00/09/1944): various shots of steps in manufacturing synthetic rubber at Polymer Corporation, including shots of factory workers at machines, CUs of machinery, conveyor belts, a slab of rubber sliding into its wrapper. Exterior shots of industrial buildings and facilities at Polymer Corporation rubber plant, including towers, smokestacks belching black smoke, circular tanks. Seven shots of anniversary celebration at Polymer Corporation rubber plant showing a large crowd of guests, speakers, spectators applauding, many US flags at the podium. Closer shots of CD Howe examining a rubber boot, of other dignitaries speaking.

Pan of workforce sharing a large open office space circa 1963.

Unfinished Business

1/20/69 C0007026 / COLOR NEW YORK: MEANY BLAMES "GREEDY LARGE CORPORATIONS" FOR INFLATION: NXC 2304 "MEANY" SHOWS: LS GROUP: 2 SCENES SOF Q & A GEORGE MEANY: (SHOT 11/20/69 65FT) ECONOMIC CONDITIONS - US STRIKES - US GENERAL ELECTIONS MEANY, GEORGE - SOF GOTTLIEB / 65 FT / 16 COL / POS / D28461 60 FT / 16 COL / POS / CUTS

Large sign for Oltsen corporation w/logo, ext of large office building (oltsen Headquarters), pan of company parking lot

Entering the conference room with glass doors in a modern office.

Personal perspective view of commuters walking at rush hour.

Creative business team working in a busy open plan office.Busy office with workers at desks working.

The System Development Corporation presents “System Technology,” a circa 1960 color film featuring footage of “modern” computers and data processing. At mark 00:40 we see several large IBM computers, each about the size of a bookcase, as the narrator explains how technology marvels are able to handle vast computations and hold data. Data processing is involved in nearly aspect of daily life, we’re told, including transportation, insurance, banking, credit cards, and information technology. We are shown an automated oil refinery near mark 01:30 as the narrator continues an explanation of how computers are an accepted part of the work world. The Air Defense Command’s Continental Defense Network (mark 01:50) is also a user of such technology. At mark 02:17 we’re taken to the Santa Monica headquarters of System Development Corporation, a purveyor of such technology. Inside we see scenes of engineers at work drafting diagrams and maps, engineers in meetings, and various draftspersons. By mark 07:55 the film discusses how such technology serves the training needs of the US Air Force and other branches of the military. Via a mix of animation and meeting scenes, the film explains how personnel create detailed training exercises, each meant to achieve a specific goal. Much of that work is also automated, we are told at mark 11:45, as punchcards are shown making their way across the screen and are later used to create a detailed map. At mark 17:00, the film shows a simulated air raid shown on a cathode ray tube and at mark 19:00 learn more about how punchcards are used as system production tools, as its data is transferred to preprinted maps. Mark 22:00 touches on how the corporation has also been working with military defense systems for national security. <p><p>System Development Corporation (SDC), based in Santa Monica, California, was considered the world's first computer software company. SDC started in 1955 as the systems engineering group for the SAGE air defense ground system at the RAND Corporation. RAND spun off the group in 1957 as a non-profit organization that provided expertise for the United States military in the design, integration, and testing of large, complex, computer-controlled systems.<p><p>SDC became for-profit in 1969. With that change, it began to offer its services to all comers rather than only to the American military.<p>In 1980, SDC was sold by its board of directors to Burroughs Corporation. In 1986, Burroughs merged with the Sperry Corporation to form Unisys, and SDC was folded into Unisys Defense Systems. In 1991, Unisys Defense Systems was renamed Paramax, a wholly owned subsidiary of Unisys, so that it could be spun off to reduce Unisys debt. In 1995, Unisys sold Paramax to the Loral Corporation, although a small portion of it, containing some projects that had originated in SDC, remained with Unisys. In 1996 Loral sold Paramax to Lockheed Martin. In 1997, the Paramax business unit was separated from Lockheed Martin under the control of Frank Lanza (one of the original founders of Loral), and is now a subsidiary of L-3 Communications.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<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

1955 models of Chrysler Corporation autos on display drive through a tent into a very large tent..A sign on the back of one identifies it as a Chrysler Imperial Newport model.The parade of cars is heralded by four young women with trumpets. The cars circle around in the tent and then exit. Model names are shown: Belvedere and FireFlite. The cars circle outside in a parklike setting. Location: United States USA. Date: 1954.

00:27:59:13 - 00:29:42:14 Slow pan of skyline across water at night; night shots of buildings with large corporation names/logos visible (Epson, Cannon, Loreal, etc); slow pan of buildings lit up at night along water; montage of crowds at night with buildings visible in distance (very dark)