Whoever You Are
VFT Films
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Footage from late 1930s early 1940s of footage, mostly in New York City, related to religious and racial prejudice. Poor film quality.
06:40:55:18 CU sign “NO: Bicycle Riding, Roller Skating, Dogs Allowed, At Large, Deposit Litter in Receptacles”; the word “Niggers” is written in chalk over the word “Riding” in no “Bicycle Riding” and “Milks” written in chalk over the word “Allowed.”
06:40:59:11 CU hand writing “Jew” on sign in chalk; LS boy running away chased and tackled by another boy; boys are wearing 1930s to 1940s style suits; VS boys wrestling on grass.
06:41:26:12 VS Mother cleans with cloth boys' black eye; CU boys face with black eyes as mother cleans it up.
06:42:27:15 Creepy VS pan over KKK Klansmen in with white skull and crossbones on their hoods holding torches; CU grand wizard in white hood with black skull and crossbones does "Heil Hitler" salute.
06:42:47:21 High angle camera looks down on energetic smiling Hitler youths or Neo-Nazis saluting with arms in air.
06:42:50:06 Pan across rows and rows of Nazi soldiers wearing helmets holding rifles in tight formation.
06:43:02:22 VS stock footage of Hitler delivering speech; crowd salutes Hitler; VS Nazi soldiers.
06:43:21:03 CU white sign with black skull and crossbones painted along with words “Achtung Juden [Look Out Jews]”
06:43:23:24 stock shot of Hitler with several other uniformed Nazis.
06:43:54:08 Man jumps out of tank surrenders with hands in air, walks toward camera; four me men surrendering with hands up.
06:44:03:00 VS stock footage of people fleeing there homes leaving on dirt streets in WWII both in Europe and China.
- Archive
- Internet Archive, in Prelinger Archives
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- Credit
- VFT Films
- Subtitles
- Automatic captions
- Who can watch
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