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the HARVEST OF THE SUGAR MAPLE TREE [Main]
1920
Imperial War Museums

The syrup is collected in March, when the farmer drills a small hole in the tree then attaches a wooden "spile" for the sap to flow out of, and a bucket in which the sap is collected. The sap from sev...

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[the ENGLISH COLONY IN INDIA] [Allocated]
1925
Imperial War Museums
Other title(s):
- [the ENGLISH COLONY IN INDIA] [Allocated]

The film appears to start in Calcutta with street scenes, and views of some of the buildings, both Western and Eastern in influence. A funeral procession takes place, ending at the river. Further inla...

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HOW TO PREPARE AN 'L' TYPE CAMERA [Main]
1918
Imperial War Museums

A man in the uniform of an RFC flight sergeant prepares the camera on a workbench. First the lens cap is removed and the lens cleaned. Then he sets the blind aperture and the exposure indicator to zer...

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BRITISH SCREEN NEWS [1930] - THE FLYING BLUES [Main]
1930
Imperial War Museums

The cadets, on the ground, study maps. Two of them climb out of a Bristol F2B Fighter after a training flight. One has his parachute harness checked. Another tries to control his parachute on the grou...

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UNIVERSAL TALKING NEWS [1930] - A NINE TON BULLET [Main]
1930
Imperial War Museums

A Vickers Virginia bomber is set up to be fired from one of the catapults. First, a pilot gets into a smaller aircraft, a Fairey IIIF (not a seaplane) which is launched by one version of the catapult,...

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UNIVERSAL TALKING NEWS [1930] - [A NINE TON BULLET 2] [Allocated]
1930
Imperial War Museums
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- UNIVERSAL TALKING NEWS [1930] - [A NINE TON BULLET 2] [Allocated]

A Vickers Virginia bomber is launched from the catapult. On the second launch the camera shows the view from the front of the bomber as it flies forward out of the catapult.
Newsreel item on expe...

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PATHE SUPER GAZETTE [1929] - NON-STOP INDIA HEROES HOME AGAIN [Main]
1929
Imperial War Museums

The aircraft comes in to land at Cranwell and taxies to a halt. The crew members, Squadron Leader A G Jones-Williams and Flight Lieutenant N H Jenkins, are congratulated on their flight, which took 50...

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la FIN D'UN RAID 19-20 OCTOBRE 1917 [Main]
1917
Imperial War Museums
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- the END OF AN AIR RAID OCTOBRE 19.10.1917 (sic) [alternative]

The Germans lost eleven Zeppelins in the course of the raid, five of them over France. First, the wreck of one of the airships is inspected by French soldiers, while two of the aircraft which shot it ...

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Za československý stát - picture 49
Set photo
1928
Národní filmový archiv
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- Za československý stát - picture 49

The battle of Zborov: Three soldiers in the trench, Tomeš in the middle.

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Za československý stát - picture 50
Set photo
1928
Národní filmový archiv
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- Za československý stát - picture 50

The battle of Zborov: A soldier gives to smell a rotten can to his sleeping friend.

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Za československý stát - picture 51
Set photo
1928
Národní filmový archiv
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- Za československý stát - picture 51

The battle of Zborov: Several soldiers in the trench with stuffy noses. One of them holds a rotten can.

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Za československý stát - picture 53
Set photo
1928
Národní filmový archiv
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- Za československý stát - picture 53

The battle of Zborov: Several soldiers sit in the trench.

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Za československý stát - picture 54
Set photo
1928
Národní filmový archiv
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- Za československý stát - picture 54

The batttle of Zborov: A board with the slogan in Austrian trenches - "Wer diese Stellungen erstürmt vernichtet Österreich."/ "A conqueror of this position will defeat Austria".

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Za československý stát - picture 55
Set photo
1928
Národní filmový archiv
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- Za československý stát - picture 55

The battle of Zborov: Several soldiers hidden in the trench.

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Za československý stát - picture 57
Set photo
1928
Národní filmový archiv
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- Za československý stát - picture 57

An office with two sitting Russian generals (on the left Rudolf Medek - author of the synopsis). Tomeš registers himself as a volunteer.

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Za československý stát - picture 59
Set photo
1928
Národní filmový archiv
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- Za československý stát - picture 59

A documentary part: First days of the independent Czechoslovak Republic - František Udržal speaks to the gathering of people in front of the monument of Jan Hus.

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Texts
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Kino und Geschichtsklitterung
Article
1913
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum

Behne, Adolf. „Kino und Geschichtsklitterung.“ Bild & Film. Zeitschrift für Lichtbilderei und Kinematographie III, 1 (1913/1914): 15-17. A.B. beschreibt den historischen Film als Genre, das wie g...

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Brief von Paul Wegener an Ernst Pietsch vom 02.12.1914
Correspondence
02.1
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum
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Artikel "An der Flandrischen Front", Westfälische Landeszeitung
Article
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum
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Brief von Paul Wegener an Ernst Pietsch vom 20.02.1915
Correspondence
20.0
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum
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Brief von Paul Wegener an Ernst Pietsch vom 12.12.1914
Correspondence
12.1
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum
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Hu-hu ! Wir schröcklich ! ( mit'n "ö")
Article
1916
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum

"Hu-hu ! Wir schröcklich ! (mit'n „ö“)", Der Kinematograph, 490, (1916), S. 20(?). Entgegnung auf die Behauptungen des Abgeordneten Werner-Giessen, die Flut an Krimis in den Kinos schade der Mor...

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Artikel "Gedanken über Mut" (Auszug aus "Flandrisches Tagebuch 1914")
Article
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum
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Zum 70. Geburtstag Generalfeldmarschalls von Hindenburg
Advertising material
1917
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum

Messter Film GmbH, Zum 70. Geburtstag Generalfeldmarschalls von Hindenburg, Der Kinematograph, 561, (1917), S. 18-19.

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