Occupywallst3.mov Occupy Wall St. signage. CU on signs and protesters making signs

In 1954, South Koreans protest the pullout of American forces fearing abandonment in Seoul

Alison Kosik reports from the Flood Wall Street protest in New York.

Belfast, Northern Ireland <br/> <br/>Various street scenes in Shankill. Traffic and crowds, various shots. Medium shot of tank driving down busy street. Various crowded street scenes. Close-up and medium shots of graffiti on walls proclaiming: "Shankill Rules the Falls". Various shots of child with toy pistol playing in street. Three street signs 'Scotch Street' 'Irish Street' 'English Street' Close-up of English flag painted on wall. Medium shot of street. Various shots of patriotic statements etched on wall, such as "God Bless Paisley" and "Keep Ulster Protestant". "God Save the Queen" "No Pope Here" etc. Various medium shots from street level. EKTA 11ft.

Protest in defense of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, Wall Street, New York City. Laborers demonstrate at Wall Street. Crowd gathers at the street. Policemen on horses stand behind the crowd. Men and women speak from dice. Banners and placards read: Governor Fuller, Sacco and Vanzetti, Emergency, Strike, Labor, Defense. Crowd raises hand. Location: New York City USA. Date: 1921.

Protest - Wall Street protest - San Francisco financial district - demonstration against banks and Wall Street greed - banners and signs - crowds march - protest outside Chase bank - marchers - bankers - economy - bail out

FTG FOR COVERAGE ON THE OCCUPY WALL STREET PROTESTS / FACEBOOK VIDEO OF POLICE BRUTALITY AT OCCUPY WALL STREET PROTESTS

OCCUPY WALL STREET RALLY, WALL STREET, NEW YORK CITY MAY 2, 2012 MS PROTESTERS CARRYING BANNERS MARCH ON SIDE WALK ' WE ARE THE 99 PER CENT" SIGN, GREED IS EVIL SIGN, LET FREEDOM SPRING SIGN, MANY OTHERS, MARCHING DRUM BAND, PEACEFUL RALLY

A leftist group holds an antiwar protest on Wall St., denouncing corporate war profits. A counter-protest leads to a scuffle. New York police officers separate the two sides.

Several shots from different angles of street festival on closed-off street held by "Sauvons Montréal" organization with Bishop Street residents, including shots of crowd, kiosks and political posters.

Alan Greenspan isn't the only one who can cause a disturbance on Wall Street. Approximately 300 AIDS protesters marched to the New York Stock Exchange this morning. The protesters chanted "We die, they make money," and "Health care is a right, Wall Street is a drag," as they blew whistles and banged on drums. At least nine demonstrators were arrested for blocking traffic.

A DISCUSSION OF SHIRLEY JACKSON'S THE LOTTERY

1940'S TO 1960'S WALL STREET, STOCK EXCHANGES, FINANCIAL WORLD, IVAN BOESKY, LEONA HELMSLEY TRIAL, DREXEL AND MICHAEL MILKEN, LATE 1980'S AND EARLY 1990'S WALL STREET, TRADING AND ANALYST ACTIVITY (RICHARD GRASSO SPEAKS, ALAN GREENSPAN, 1987 STOCK MARKET CRASH, VOLCKER RESIGNS, GEORGE BUSH SR., ELIOT SPITZER, G7 SUMMIT, WORLD BANK MEETINGS AND PROTESTS,

The Freedom bell of West Berlin is seen ringing. The Brandenburg Gate from behind barbed wires. The Berlin Wall crossing and blocking Bernauer StraBe. It appears to be under construction with wooden forms in places. It is covered with obstacles and barbed wire. Anti-tank obstacles inside the inner and outer walls of the Berlin Wall. The Church of the Reconciliation, next to the Berlin wall on Beinauer Street. Berlin street sign "Potsdamer Platz". Anti-tank barriers behind barbed wires in Potsdamer Platz, Berlin. A small sign reads "Ida Siekmann", the first casualty at the Berlin Wall. Bricked up windows of a building in Bernauer StraBe 48. United States flag atop a flagpole in the US Army checkpoint, popularly known as Checkpoint Charlie, in West Berlin. A sign board outside a building reads: 'US Army Check Point'. Checkpoint Charlie seen from above. U.S. soldiers aboard a jeep passing on the street. Memorial services held by West Berlin mayor Wiily Brandt for the people who died attempting to cross the wall in Bernauer StraBe. People march to protest against the Berlin wall and carry a cross with the words 'Wir Klagen An' which mean 'We Accuse' in English. Crowd gathered at the wall throwing rocks in protest. Location: Berlin Germany. Date: August 13, 1962.

Occupywallst4.mov Protesters camping out in park. Crowds gather in park as ""camping protesters"" continue sleeping

Demonstrations in South Korea protesting Czech and Polish Communist members of Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission

Unissued / unused material - dates and locations may be unclear / unknown. <br/> <br/>Audel, Belgium <br/> <br/>Various shots, demonstrators (many with neck scarves) gathered into a narrow urban street for a mass meeting. CU Placard saying "Nouveau Nazisme". MS Protestors holding banners, listening. LS From behind police barrier, police cordoning off the demonstration. CU Newspaper report: Fouron: Ce n'est qu'on au revoir". MS Riot police, some armed walking back to their police landrovers. CU Flag flying from a window. CU Sign on wall: La Lutte Continue. CU Poster on brick wall reads: MPW with a picture of a cockerel. CU Cockerel drawing. Various shots, lettering painted on the road, "Liege Toujours". Various shots, French-speaking Belgians in towns and villages demonstrating in cars and coaches, bystanders at roadside applaud. Various shots, demonstrators on foot carrying banners. <br/> <br/>High shots, crowd gathered in a large open space to hear speakers at mass meeting. MS Views of crowd from speaker's platform. Various shots, CU crowd. MS Speakers standing on the platform. High shot, pan over crowd at rally in heavy shadow. Various shots of speakers and crowd. <br/> <br/>MS and CU Townspeople and children pose by their banner outside a house, it reads "Nous luttons pour la defense de la voer de nos liberties". CU Writing on a wall "Fiedele a Liege". MS Two men pose with signs saying "La Lutte Continue". Various shots of the town as the protest continues into the evening. MSs Coaches carrying protestors give "V" sign to camera. MS and CU A man in uniform, shouting, with a sign round his neck, is carried aloft in the streets. CU Banners passing in the street. Various shots, another town rally with vehicles and protestors on the streets, crowds wave and chant as the cars pass. CU Riot policeman. High shot, pan across demonstrators. <br/> <br/>Note: Date on original record: 01/09/1963. Some shots appear very dark.

Dating to the 1960s, this Soviet propaganda newsreel shows the strong bond between the USSR and Poland and looks at Lenin's life in Krakow in 1912.<p><p>Narrator:<p>Lenin. The Polish nation holds sacred the memory of the time when the great leader of the world’s laborers lived and worked on its land. It was 1912, the year of a new upsurge in the revolutionary movement in Russia. Lenin was abroad in Paris, and from there it was becoming increasingly difficult to monitor the works of the Russian party and the growing revolutionary movement of the workers and peasants. (01.50) In June 1912, Vladimir Ilyich Lenin and Nadezhda Konstantinovna Krupskaya moved from Paris to Krakow. (02.03) Old Krakow appeared to be particularly quiet and peaceful compared to the bustling streets and boulevards of Paris. (02.18) Lenin and Krupskaya settled far from the city center, where simple wooden fences were bending towards the ground, where sun rays shone through the windows like in a village. This district was called Pulvsya (03.30)<p><p>This is Florchek’s house, where the new citizens of Krakow settled. The nerve center of the revolution moved to this house. (03.59)<p>During his stay in Poland, Lenin wrote 285 articles. Those articles were of great help to the Polish workers’ movement as well. (05.01) <p>Lenin’s wife and associate, Nadezhda Konstantinovna Krupskaya, took up secretarial duties. The house mistress, Nadezhda Konstaninovna, came here almost daily. (06.02) In the following years, she often recalled the peculiarities of local life. (06.25)<p>Krupskaya and Lenin observed the lives of Krakow craftsmen in this part of the city. Here, they were enjoying the architecture of old houses and picturesque galleries, which reminded Nadezhda Konstantinovna of the town where she had spent her childhood. (06.46) They admired the magnificent beauty of the Collegium Maius. Lenin signed up for Jagiellonian Library. (07.10)<p>Here, within the walls of the People's University, Lenin was presenting his reports and essays, speaking about the wave of protests occurring in Russia, about the sacred rights of the people, highlighting the great power of the united human aspirations. (07.49)<p>Lenin spoke to the Polish students and workers about Poland’s right to be independent, about the necessity of fraternal unity of the Russian and Polish nations. (08.25) After August 1912, Lenin and Krupskaya lived on Lubomirski St. in a city district close to a camp of railway workers and a railway station. (05.53)<p>First, they moved into this house, and then into a neighboring one. Lenin’s comrades in the revolutionary struggle came here to visit him. (09.17) On 13 January, 1913, numerous delegates came to Krakow for the meeting of the Central Committee of the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party with party workers, and members of the Social Democratic Duma Faction, Bolsheviks. (09.38) Lots of them followed this scheme drawn by Lenin. The scheme depicts the bridge and the streets that the delegates had to take to come to the meeting point. (09.52) This meeting in Krakow was devoted to the conspiracy issues and entitled ‘the February meeting’. It was held under Lenin’s guidance. The main resolutions accepted...<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

Protest - Wall Street protest - San Francisco financial district - demonstration against banks and Wall Street greed - banners and signs - crowds march - protest outside Chase bank - marchers - bankers - economy - bail out - sign says Make Banks Pay in full frame close up - sign says Take It Back Tax Wall Street - large handwritten sign says That's One Hell Of An American Dream -

FTG FOR COVERAGE ON THE OCCUPY WALL STREET PROTESTS / B-ROLL OF PROTEST / MOS INTVS SB - AVS Note: 01:00 - 05:00 more signs: 'strong, peaceful resistance" "people over wall street" occupy wall street flier, wide of gathering