Inflatable windshield demonstration in Paris, France. Motorist pulls car with broken windshield glass to the side of the road. The man removes the smashed glass from the windshield of his car. He places an inflatable windshield and installs it with special tape. Man blowing on temporary windshield to inflate it. He takes out the windshield wipers. Man smiles before driving his car away. Location: Paris France. Date: October 24, 1967.

The Univited Guest. A film about how to deal with hotel fires from the early 1970s. 1970s, England, London, fires, hotels, Strand Hotels Limited, Albany Hotel, housekeeper reading fire safety notice tacked onto bulletin board, man holding cigarette and touching maid's rear end, man squeezing off lit end of cigarette, housekeeper opening fire door to reveal smoke filled hotel hallway, woman and man exclaiming in horror, people trying to pass through smoke filled hallway, woman sitting and drinking by open fireplace and warming her hands on fire, kettle boiling on stove, woman lighting cigarette from candle and exhaling smoke, lit cigarette, building consumed in fire, Albany Hotel sign on building facade, Cumberland Hotel sign on awning, Cumberland Hotel facade and street scene, facade inn, facade Albany Hotel, Windsor Hotel entrance, hall porters giving directions to hotel guests, please do not disturb sign on hotel door handle, hotel guests getting into elevator, maintenance man polishing generator, lit cigarettes burning in ashtray and falling onto newspaper with article about fire hotel, photographs of hotel fire with people jumping out of window, man lifting up carpet to reveal cord underneath, people entering Cumberland Hotel, Fire Precautions Act 1971, firemen trying to put out hotel fire and rescue guests, guests struggling to pass through smoke filled hallway, smoke passing in front of exit sign, flames coming from television near curtains, woman opening fire door and entering hallway, woman opening cabinet to reveal fire extinguisher, man's calm expression changing to fear and panic, manager pointing out fire alarm and exit sign to housekeepers, firemen spraying roaring fire with fire hose, building consumed in flames, spinning diagram showing how fire creates convection current, illustration showing how smoke and gasses spread and rise through hotel floors, hotel consumed in fire, newspapers with articles about hotel fires, diagram showing percentages of hotel fire causes, fires caused by smoking, prevention, control, escape, manager walking down hallway and moving fire extinguishing from being used to prop open door, manager inspecting room under construction and moving wood boards from being used to prop open door and shutting door, patrolman inspecting hotel lounge and finding lit cigarette butt in chair cushion, patrolman disconnecting television plug from outlet, housekeeper removing shirt from space heater, housekeeper discarding trash from hotel room and separating smoking waste from other trash, housekeeper putting bundles of waste into trash chute, housekeeper smoking and putting lit cigarette into trash chute, woman putting out and disposing lit cigarette in ashtray receptacle, housekeeper carrying tray leaving service room and walking up stairs, kettle boiling on hot plate, housekeeper removing bed linens / towels from shelf and putting on cart, housekeeper carrying garbage bag filled with waste up stairs and putting in service room, tea towel drying on line falling onto plugged in hot plate, woman warming feet on space heater next to turned on television, kettle boiling on table near lamp, circuit overloaded with plugs, one appliance plugged into each circuit, cleaning equipment and supplies, housekeeper putting rubber gloves and cleaning supply in covered metal bin, housekeeper lifting up burnt towels / sheets resting on pipes, housekeeper inspecting supply room, chef burning tea towel on stove flame as he cooks and putting out / affixing it to his jacket, kitchen vents, flames igniting in fryer, controlling fire, diagram showing compartmentation of hotel divided by fire doors and exits, closed fire doors and fire exit signs, fire alarm sounding and fire doors closing automatically, housekeeper pushing cart of supplies through fire doors, sprinkler system in storage room, man holding lit cigarette next to smoke detector, man's reflection looking through fire door window, man striking match and lighting women's cigarette, fast motion people walking through hotel lobby, guidelines on how to react to hotel fire, person's hand breaking glass over fire alarm glass and sounding alarm, person's hand dialing rotary phone and dialing emergency number, alarm going off in switchboard, switchboard operators calling fire department / fire brigade, man unfurling fire hose from cabinet, man using water fire extinguisher to put out curtains on fire, man using carbon dioxide fire extinguisher to put out fire in fryer and on electrical panel, man using foam fire extinguisher outside to put out oil / gas fire, man using foam fire extinguisher to put out curtains on fire near television, man removing asbestos blanket from holder and wrapping around mannequin on fire dressed in chef outfit, man covering and smothering fire in pan on stove with asbestos blanket, housekeeper opening hotel room door and seeing space heater fire, housekeeper exiting room and shutting door, housekeeper smashing glass over fire alarm and sounding alarm, housekeeper removing foam fire extinguisher from holder and putting out space heater fire, hotel personnel arriving as housekeeper has extinguished fire, smoke seeping through hotel room door, housekeeper locking door and dialing emergency alarm on rotary phone, housekeeper alerting switchboard operator about fire, chef seeing fire igniting in fryer and yelling at chef to sound alarm, man's hand smashing glass over fire alarm, chef removing carbon dioxide fire extinguisher from wall and spraying fire, man's hand turning off heat switch, man covering extinguished fire in fryer with asbestos blanket, man examining fryer vent, fire extinguishers and blanket hanging on walls, man examining fire hose, man holding lit match, firemen struggling to spray raging fire with fire hose, fire escape in modern building, staircase in older building, balcony fire escapes, fire exit sign, time lapse staircase landing being used for storage and items vanishing, electrician / maintenance man screwing lightbulb into ceiling and putting fixture back on, hotel engulfed in flames, manager knocking on hotel room doors and alerting them about fire, hotel guests waking up and fleeing hotel down staircase, calm hotel manager directing guests through fire exit, fire drill notification, meeting with woman instructing hotel personnel on fire prevention guidelines, woman instructing housecleaner on how to properly dispose of waste in trash chute, sign with instructions on how to react once discovering fire, hand pointing to fire alarm, man opening cabinet and showing fire hose to hotel personnel, housekeeper pushing vacuum walking through fire door, exit sign, maintenance man clearing supplies from staircase landing, fire drill with hotel personnel descending staircase, firemen spraying fire with fire hose, housekeeper opening fire door to reveal smoke filled hallway, woman and man exclaiming in horror and hurrying in opposite direction, person's hand breaking glass and sounding fire alarm, man opening cabinet and unfurling fire hose, man carrying fire hose into room as manager knocks on hotel room doors, switchboard operator alerting fire department / fire brigade about fire, calm manager directing guests through fire exit, hotel guests descending staircase, newspaper article about fire office commending hotel staff

Set against an abstract pastel background, pieces of shattered glass fall down, epitomizing breakage or damage.

Various shots of fisheries patrol boat "Comox Post", men preparing to secure 21'6" basking shark, its tail visible alongside boat. CU of back of shark, harpoon sticking out. Shot of Dr Murray Newman, curator of Vancouver Public Aquarium and Don Brooks, captain of the "Comox Post" on deck, looking out at sea, studying chart. Shot of mate Vic Johnson searching sea with binoculars, pointing to something. Rear shot of captain spinning ship's wheel. Various shots of rope hammock in water near pier, of shark being lifted in hammock, of Dr Murray Newman and Captain Don Brooks examining it, of shark being trundled into cannery shed. LAS of sign "Kildonan Cannery". MCS of harpoon being sharpened. Rough BOATING SHOT of craggy rock sticking out of water, waves smashing against it. Closer shot of several walruses basking in sun. Front shot of "Comox Post" at anchor, of name, of men at railing. CU of chart, hands pointing to various features. Close two-shot of Dr Newman and Captain Brooks. Rear HAS of engineer Barney Ririe throwing harpoon, striking shark. LS of fin breaking water after harpooning. Shot of shark being moved by two fork lift trucks in Vancouver. Shots of Dr L. Schultz, curator of fishes of US National Museum and his assistant. Shot of John Widner measuring shark.

03:24:39:11 police standing on guard outside smashed shop window in the middle of Brixton in the aftermath of the riots. (0:11) / 03:24:56:11 close up of smashed window wit police tape keeping people ...

Squad car with smashed trunk - wrecked along side of road - Van with smashed hood - Police officers investigate scene - Broken glass - car crash - accident - wreck - Commerce CA - East Los Angeles - LAPD - Los Angeles Police Department - California Highway Patrol - CHP

Federal agents smash $250,000 worth of alcohol on Christmas Eve in New York City in 1932

London. <br/> <br/>Various shots of a part of hour long Symphony of Glass played on various pieces of glass hanging around and lying on floor at the New Arts Club in London. We see the composer Anna Lockwood assisted by Harvey Matuson and John Jordan moving around hanging glass and occasionally smashing them. The symphony is composed of the different sounds produced from glass. They use up to 538 different pieces, ranging from neon tubes to smashing plate glass over cymbals, milk bottles are also used. <br/> <br/>(Orig. Neg.) <br/> <br/>Date found in the old record - 25/01/1967.

MAN GETS TO BOTTOM OF STAIRS, REWARDS HIMSELF WITH A DRINK, PULLS BOTTLE OUT OF JACKET, BOTTLE DROPS ON GROUND CU GLASS BOTTLE SMASHING. BREAKING GLASS

A MAN IDENTIFIED AS RANDALL HUSAR OF FORT COLLINS, COLORADO, WAS WRESTLED TO THE GROUND AFTER SMASHING THE DISPLAY CASE OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION AND THE BILL OF RIGHTS AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES

NATURAL SOUND COVERAGE IN ISTANBUL, TURKEY AT EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS BY ARTIST, SALVADOR DALI, THAT MUHAMMAD SEVIM THOUGHT OFFENDED MUSLIM VALUES WHICH PROMPTED HIM TO SMASH GLASS PANELS PROTECTING TWO OF THE WORKS. 14:33:34 VS EXHIBIT, PICTURE DEPICTING LEONARDO DA VINCI W/ SMASHED GLASS PANEL, OTHER DALI WORKS ON DISPLAY, PEOPLE MILLING AROUND, COLOR PHOTO OF DALI IN POINTY RED AT, DRAWING OF AN OWL, SECURITY CAMERA, SAVED DRAWING OF MICHELANGELO, SMASHED GLASS PANEL SPLATTERED W/ ATTACKER'S BLOOD, DA VINCI PICTURE.

GUSSLE'S BACKWARD WAY

Policeman speaking to reporters, exterior of sports car that had bad accident (totaled/smashed glass)

Bulletproof glass being shattered by a gunshot during a test at Colchester Barracks, Essex, United Kingdom, in 1991.

This is one of a series of newsreels produced for the home market in Germany, and sold in department stores before and during WWII. This particular film focuses on German victories in the East, before showcasing the current situation with the Heer (Army) pushing towards Minsk. Starting at :10, the film takes a victory lap, showing conquered and allied nations beginning with Belgium, Denmark (:16), Holland (:19), France (:21) (with peculiar images of documents like passports being checked), Spain -- where Hitler's ally Franco prevailed in the Spanish Civil War (:26) (here a sign is waved indicating Falangists against Russia), Italy with Mussolini at the helm (:34), Romania (:40), Czechoslovakia (:44), Hungary (:46), and Croatia (:49). At (:58), the imagery shifts to show Operation Barbarossa, the assault on Russia. At (1:20) Henschel Hs 123 ground attack aircraft take off on photographic missions. At 1:20, intelligence officers remove aerial photos from a drying rack and study them with a magnifying glass to select targets. At 1:25, armor columns with panzers are seen moving deeper into Russia. At 1:39, an MG 42 machine gun is seen in use. At 1:46 a Soviet tank blows up. At 1:50, German cavalry move to the front. At 1:56, Riga the capital of Latvia is identified on a map. It was occupied by the Germans in July of 1941, a move that some local inhabitants saw as a liberation from Soviet domination (but their excitement was short lived as the Germans committed many atrocities during the occupation). At 2:02, a smashed bridge is shown, the Germans use boats to cross the river. At 2:10, infantry on the march as crowds applaud their arrival. At 2:19, downtown parts of Riga are shown smashed and burned. At 2:23, the drive on Lviv, Ukraine is bogged down by terrible road conditions and mud. At 2:30, a German motorcyclist pushed his bike through the slop. At 2:39, downtown Lviv is shown covered in smoke from fires. At 2:43, an animated map shows the push towards Minsk. Armor is once again shown on the move, as well as a group of infantry on bicycles (2:48). At 3:00, Soviet soldiers throw up their hands in surrender. At 3:05, a civilian presents identity papers. At 3:13, members of the cavalry are seen with their horses; one has a meal from his mess kit. At 3:30, the Soviets attempt a breakout from Minsk, but they are pushed back. At 3:40, some of the 300,000 prisoners are shown marching into captivity. At 3:46, the wreckage of Red Army hopes are seen, destroyed tanks including a 52 tonner, as well as aircraft destroyed on the ground. The film ends with typical images of artillery blasts and the German army moving relentlessly onward.<p><p>The Battle of Bialystok–Minsk was conducted by the Wehrmacht's Army Group Centre under Field Marshal Fedor von Bock in the opening stages of Operation Barbarossa, from 22 June to 9 July 1941. During the campaign, the Red Army lost 420,000 men against Wehrmacht casualties of roughly 12,000. In a mere 18 days, the German army advanced 460 kilometers into the Soviet Union.<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 like: "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 and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

GLASS SMASHING IN ACCIDENT

A "Smash 'N Grab" in Battle Creek, Michigan netted the robbers about 30-thousand dollars worth of diamonds.

Sit-Down Strike Idea Spreads To Waukegan Plant

NATURAL SOUND COVERAGE IN ISTANBUL, TURKEY AT EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS BY ARTIST, SALVADOR DALI, THAT MUHAMMAD SEVIM THOUGHT OFFENDED MUSLIM VALUES WHICH PROMPTED HIM TO SMASH GLASS PANELS PROTECTING TWO OF THE WORKS. 14:33:34 VS EXHIBIT, PICTURE DEPICTING LEONARDO DA VINCI W/ SMASHED GLASS PANEL, OTHER DALI WORKS ON DISPLAY, PEOPLE MILLING AROUND, COLOR PHOTO OF DALI IN POINTY RED AT, DRAWING OF AN OWL, SECURITY CAMERA, SAVED DRAWING OF MICHELANGELO, SMASHED GLASS PANEL SPLATTERED W/ ATTACKER'S BLOOD, DA VINCI PICTURE.

Ext of jewelry store (they buy gold and diamonds), cu of smashed glass display case, empty store display cases, owner briefly seen.

Bulletproof glass being shattered by a gunshot during a test at Colchester Barracks, Essex, United Kingdom, in 1991.

&lt;p>A business in Tulsa, Oklahoma is allowing voters to break glass as a way to release their feelings following this week's election.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--SUPERS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:00 - :05&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Wednesday&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Tulsa, OK&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>1:04 - 1:10&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Richard Bohm&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Owner, Tulsa Stained Glass Company&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--LEAD IN&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THE ELECTION MAY BE OVER -- BUT THE EMOTIONS HAVEN'T GONE AWAY.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>ONE BUSINESS IN TULSA, OKLAHOMA IS OFFERING AN OUTLET FOR VOTERS TO RELEASE THEIR EMOTIONS BY BREAKING GLASS.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>FAHIMA PAGHMANI EXPLAINS HOW THIS SMASH THERAPY WORKS.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Richard Bohm / Owner, Tulsa Stained Glass Company: "We make everyone smash at their own risk."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>RICHARD BOHM, THE OWNER OF THE TULSA-STAINED GLASS COMPANY SAYS SAFETY FIRST -- THEN THERAPY NEXT. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Richard Bohm / Owner, Tulsa Stained Glass Company: "I just picked this up randomly."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>RICHARD SHOWED ME HOW ITS DONE. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>HE HANDED ME THE SAFETY GLASSES - THEN ACKNOWLEDGED THE SAFETY RULES&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Richard Bohm / Owner, Tulsa Stained Glass Company: "And maybe how you're going to solve, resolve that problem that you wrote, or how are you going to deal with it?"&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>RICHARD SAYS THIS IS THE FIRST TIME HE'S HELD A SMASH THERAPY SESSION FOR VOTERS AFTER ELECTION DAY.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THE GOAL IS TO LET GO OF ONE'S EMOTIONS AFTER THE ELECTION AFTERMATH BY TAKING IT OUT ON THESE GLASS CUPS.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>DOZENS OF VOTERS STOPPED INTO THE SMASH SESSION.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>MANY OF THEM DIDN'T WANT TO TALK SINCE THEY JUST WANTED TO BE LEFT ALONE TO DEAL WITH THEIR FEELINGS -- THOUGH THEY DID SHOW ME THEIR EXPRESSIVE CUPS BEFORE THEY SMASHED THEM.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Richard Bohm / Owner, Tulsa Stained Glass Company: "A release and it's ... this isn't new. This goes back hundreds of years to the Greeks. They do it for weddings."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>HE SAYS THE BEST PRACTICE IS SELF CARE.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Richard Bohm / Owner, Tulsa Stained Glass Company: "Just let it go."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--TAG&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>SOME PARTICIPANTS BROUGHT THEIR BROKEN PIECES HOME TO TRANSFORM THEIR SHATTERED FEELINGS INTO PIECES OF ART.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--KEYWORD TAGS--&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>OKLAHOMA POLITICS KICKER EMOTIONS BREAKING THROWING&lt;/p>