German Defense
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German Defense Produced: 1935
Description This film contains unedited newsreel footage. The agency provided description is as follows: Adolf Hitler speaks and reviews troops, Germany. Emperor William II and Empress Auguste Victoria pose in garden in Dorn, Netherlands. Highlights their appearance in ceremonial carriage, about 1920. Crown Prince William reviews troops and comments on U.S.-European relations. Personalities include Dr. Hugo Eckener, Paul von Hindenburg and Heinrich Bruning.
https://catalog.archives.gov/id/134610316
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