First Battle of Ypres, Ottoman Empire, WW1, 1914 (4K clip from CMD833920)

Guam Guam during WW II Clip #: MF-6B Length: 1:27 Year: 1944 Color: B/W Decade: 1940s Region: South Pacific Country: Guam Subject: Native Life Original: 35mm Keywords: palm trees, unloading boat, cattle, doctor examining girl, school, soldiers, Guam militia

Interview Re: Count Felix Von Luckner & WW1

Footage of the Russian and German Army battling at war - WW1. Historic footage of the explosions and dead bodies on the battlegrounds. WW1 tanks and explosions with debris flying high in the skies, horse drawn wagons crossing a river, soldiers on the battlefield.

World War II German V-1 buzz bomb gyroscope assembly with cover on. Inside gyroscope controller with cover off. Parts of gyroscope assembly seen in detail, including servo operation. Location: Germany. Date: 1943.

Copy of NFB1940-WW11-104-DN-01;

The Tower of London moat gets covered with 888246 ceramic poppies each one denoting a British or colonial death in WW1.

Battle footage - upper class family at home - CU of pilot in biplane - Armistice - United States (U.S.) President Woodrow Wilson - Parade - WW1 - World War One

No item title <br/> <br/>Braintree, Essex. <br/> <br/>MS Bricklayers at work. LS People watching building workers. LS The completed homes being built to house WW1 veterans.

WWI 1st Battalion Iowa Engineers wrangle unbroken mules at Camp Cody in Deming New Mexico

US GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN: WW II MEMORIAL CLOSED BROLL AND MOS 1 INTERVIEW WITH GENE WALTERS, HATTIESBURG, MS, 25TH INFANTRY DIVISION, 35TH INFANTRY REGIMENT, CORPORAL; PFC DON QUINN; TALMIDGE BYRD Disc 1 of 2 11:14.02:58 LINCOLN MEM PULL TO PARK CLOSED SIGN 11:14.16:58 WORLD WAR 2 MEMORIAL WITH POLICE TAPE IN FRONT 11:14.59:18 WORLD WAR 2 MEMORIAL WITH POLICE TAPE IN FRONT 11:15.16:42 WORLD WAR 2 MEMORIAL PEOPLE CAN'T GO IN 11:16.11:06 PARK POLICE ON GROUNDS OF WASH MON 11:17.09:10 BUS OF WW2 VETS PULLS UP 11:17.41:50 WW2 VETS OFF BUS 11:17.49:10 WW2 VETS OFF BUS 11:18.32:34 WW2 VETS OFF BUS 11:20.00:58 WW2 VETS OFF BUS 11:26.10:22 WW2 VETS OUTSIDE POLICE TAPE 11:29.37:54 WW2 VETS ROLL PAST BARRICADES 11:32.16:02 WW2 VETS WALKING AROUND MEMORIAL

A naval warship slips out of dry dock and into the water.

Sen. Thomas Urges Bonus Payments Now

Army Lt. Griswold demos new Garand WW II rifle, the M-1; CU w/ inventor John Garand, Griswold fires several shots w/ old Springfield rifle, several w/ new M-1; CU w/ rifle; CU fires at targets; all shots repeated

Montage of images and footage showing the challenges facing World War I veterans after the war ended and they returned home. Armistice was declared on November 11, 1918. Armistice Day (now Veterans Day) is celebrated every year on November 11 to honor the veterans of all wars. Music: Handel's Suite in G minor, Passacaglia, performed by Markus Staab (CC/Attribution).

soldiers charging across No Man's Land, gunsmoke billowing about them / German soldiers firing machine guns / soldiers scrambling across barbed wire barricade, one dead soldier hanging in the wire / soldiers crossing barbed wire barricade, several huddled forms on the ground

A brief history of the women's suffrage movement in America, from the Seneca Falls Convention of 1848 to the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment granting women the vote in 1920. Short version, with narration.

Divide and Conquer (1943) is the third film of Frank Capra's Why We Fight propaganda film series and deals with the Nazi conquest of Western Europe in 1940. These emotionally stirring features were created with the intention of explaining and rallying support for American involvement in WW2. This film focuses on Hitler’s invasion of Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands and Belgium paying particular attention to how Nazis were able to cross the famed Maginot Line. It also showcases human rights violations perpetrated by the Nazis. The German blitz into Poland erupted (:57) from September to October of 1939 leading to the French and British declaration of war on Germany. Signs call for military arms (1:48); various Allied forces march including Australian (1:55) and New Zealand (1:57). British war ships swim out (2:08). Ship to ship warfare erupts (2:17). Hitler plots how to hit England over a map (2:36). The Nazi propaganda machine buzzed over Europe as a type of softening up attack (3:19). Goebbels (3:30) speaks. Hitler discusses the non-aggression pact with Denmark (3:52). Torpedo’s zoom out of submerged U-boats (4:36). The British Naval Base Scapa Flow (4:45) is highlighted. Panzer tanks roll into Denmark on April 4th, 1940 (5:13). Danish civilians witness brutal Nazi forces sweep through their city (5:29). The city of Bergen follows (5:43). German warships wade in waters guised as merchant vessels (5:45). German troops unload (6:22). Nazi war ships move through Norwegian fjords (6:31). Nazi transport vessels (6:33), Panzer tanks (6:35) and Luftwaffe (6:36) invade. Junkers JU-87’s (6:37) buzz over. Newspaper headlines warn of fifth columnists (6:51); Quislings seize power in Norway. Nazis watches over captured seaports (7:21). Norwegian and German troops fight over light snow (8:30). The Luftwaffe drop bombs (8:39). Norwegian troops flee north from Nazi air raids (8:47). Captain Robert Losey (9:02) became the first American casualty. Nazi patrols weave through a Norwegian village (9:18). German paratroopers (9:21) drop in snow covered mountains. Civilians flee (9:33). Air raid sirens wail; a woman in fur sprints over jagged streets (9:43). City buildings burn (10:10). German forces march along the Norwegian shoreline (10:22). Allied warships (10:28) make landings along the Norwegian coast. Troops pour from LVTS (10:40). Aerial shots watch smoke spill up (11:06). Wounded are carted out on litter (11:08). Allied naval guns blow for Nazi installations on the Narvik coast (11:18). First Nazi POW’s are collected (12:01). Allied war ships withdrawal (12:15) under air bombardment. Bombs drop onto Allied war ships (12:33). Hitler speaks 6 months prior to the invasion of Norway stating he wouldn't not invade (13:11). Notorious gangster John Dillinger is featured (13:38). Headlines blast about the Kansas City Union Station ambush (13:42). Organized crime swept across the Midwest (13:48). Dillinger’s corpse lays flat in the morgue (13:57). Bombs erupt in France in 1914 (14:41). The German Calvary trots through France in WW1 (14:47). Ferdinand Foch watches over the 9th French army (15:15). Foch becomes Commander in Chief (16:08). The French erected a monument to commemorate Foch in the Grosvenor gardens in London (16:22). Bastions along the Maginot line appear in animation (17:20). Marshall Petain (17:50) is pictured. Hitler looks over maps of France; the German war path cuts around the Maginot line (17:58). Hitler saw laws such as the Kellogg-Briand pact as signs of weakness (18:13). WW1 and recent public scandals left the French dissatisfied and disillusioned (18:28). Newspaper ads (19:02) feature the Stravinsky scandal of 1934. French soldiers guard the Maginot line; German propaganda was used to further disillusion the troops (19:58). German bands play French tunes (20:18). Scandinavia (21:13) burns in spring of 1940. Dutch neutrality is mentioned; French and British divisions are noted on a map (21:30). The exterior and interior of the Sacre-Coeur Basilica is toured (22:41). May 10 1940 (24:24) Nazis invade Luxembourg and Belgium (25:05). The Luftwaffe buzz over (25:50). About 10,000 paratroopers spill out (26:11) over Rotterdam. German armored columns move across the country (27:09). The film concludes as the Germans deliver an ultimatum to General Winkelman (27:34) <p><p> If you have endangered films you'd like to have scanned, or wish to donate celluloid to Periscope Film so that we can share them with the world, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us via the weblink below.<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

This is rare footage of the Nebi Musa Riots which took place over several days, from 4-7 April 1920, in and around the Old City of Jerusalem. The riots occurred during the Nebi Musa festival, a traditional annual Muslim event, created centuries earlier, that began on the Friday before Good Friday and included a procession to the Nebi Musa shrine (tomb of Moses) near Jericho. A co-founder of the Jewish Legion of the British Army in WW1, Vladimir Jabotinsky, whilst living in Jerusalem, organised a Jewish parade to coincide with the festival. Groups of Jewish people marched through the city calling for a Jewish Defence Arm. During the festival, speeches were given by Arab religious leaders which included slogans referencing Zionist immigration and previous confrontations around outlying Jewish villages in Galilee. The trigger which turned the procession into a riot is not known with certainty, but it resulted in 9 deaths and injuries to 250 people. The Ottoman and Military Police were heavily outnumbered, so the administration had to call on the army to restore law and order. The British Military Administration of Palestine was criticised because it was slow to regain control, and as a result of the riots, trust between the British, Jews and Arabs was eroded. The footage itself shows the area behind the Jaffa Gate full of people, and a scene erupting into chaos. Some people on foot and on horseback can be seen waving guns and swords. The soldiers on horseback are members of the Palestine Police Force, formed that year, and some are wearing Turkish military uniform most likely salvaged from the garrison of the Turkish Army after their surrender to the British Army. The footage is just under 2 minutes in length. Creator: Michael Higgins

Footage from the Victory Parade in London on November 11, 1918, celebrating the end of WW1.

Young WW1 veteran portrayed by Phil Ford