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Videos
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the 44TH REMOUNT SQUADRON ON THE EGYPTIAN COAST [Main]
1917
Imperial War Museums

The squadron exists to train fresh horses and mules for British Army war service. The horses are taught to keep at a steady walk in formation when other horses are galloping past at an angle. Various ...

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AERO ENGINES [Main]
1918
Imperial War Museums

I. "Aero Engines" - women assembly workers operating various kinds of precision lathes and equipment in the manufacture of engines, ending with men testing a rotary engine, possibly a Le Rhöne made u...

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a MACHINE GUN SCHOOL AT THE FRONT [Main]
1916
Imperial War Museums
Other title(s):
- OFFICIAL PICTURES OF THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE - FIRST SERIES [series]

A posed group of the school staff. A training exercise in which the men run forward to set up their Vickers machine guns under cover or in a prone position. One of the groups of trainees sets out with...

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VILLAGES IN FLANDERS, THE SCENES OF HARD FIGHTING, NOW HELD BY THE BRITISH [Main]
1916
Imperial War Museums
Other title(s):
- OFFICIAL PICTURES OF THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE - THIRD SERIES [series]

Scenes of damaged houses and churches, with British troops clearing away the rubble. The first church is late perpendicular with its roof missing, possibly Neuve Eglise. The second church, neo-Norman,...

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WITH THE ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY IN ACTION [Main]
1916
Imperial War Museums
Other title(s):
- OFFICIAL PICTURES OF THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE - THIRD SERIES [series]

An 18-pounder field gun battery emerges head-on out of a farm courtyard onto a very wet and muddy road. RFA gunners pack 18-pounder shells into wooden boxes for transportation. A 4.5-inch field howitz...

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WITH LORD KITCHENER IN FRANCE [Main]
1916
Imperial War Museums
Other title(s):
- OFFICIAL PICTURES OF THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE - FOURTH SERIES [series]

I. Kitchener visits France between 9 and 12 February. He leaves a "headquarters" (possibly of a division) by car. He inspects a brigade of New Army Infantry which cheers him as he leaves. He watches w...

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LETTERS FROM HOME : the work of the Postal Department at the Front [Main]
1916
Imperial War Museums
Other title(s):
- OFFICIAL PICTURES OF THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE - FOURTH SERIES [series]

The young 'mother', at a table, begins her letter, "dear son" (acted). British troops unload sacks of mail for France at one of the Channel ports. The mail is taken across the Channel by ship and unlo...

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OBSERVING FOR OUR HEAVY GUNS [Main]
1916
Imperial War Museums
Other title(s):
- OFFICIAL PICTURES OF THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE - FIFTH SERIES [series]

A kite balloon is positioned by RFC ground staff and ascends over a small village. The view down from the basket and a (faked) close-up of the observer and signaller spotting from the basket. A 60-pou...

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Images
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The Sign of the cross
Poster
1914
EYE Filmmuseum (The Netherlands)
Other title(s):
- The Sign of the cross
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The Eleventh hour
Poster
1914
EYE Filmmuseum (The Netherlands)
Other title(s):
- The Eleventh hour
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Gaspare
Poster
1912
EYE Filmmuseum (The Netherlands)
Other title(s):
- Gaspare
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Dalle stelle alla stalla
Poster
1912
EYE Filmmuseum (The Netherlands)
Other title(s):
- Dalle stelle alla stalla
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Mario Bonnard
Poster
1910
EYE Filmmuseum (The Netherlands)
Other title(s):
- Mario Bonnard
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Galeotto fu il mare
Poster
1916
EYE Filmmuseum (The Netherlands)
Other title(s):
- Galeotto fu il mare
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Vita perduta, una
Poster
1912
EYE Filmmuseum (The Netherlands)
Other title(s):
- Vita perduta, una
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Kri Kri cameriere
Poster
1914
EYE Filmmuseum (The Netherlands)
Other title(s):
- Kri Kri cameriere
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Texts
(661 Results)

Im Soldaten-Kino
Article
1915
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum

Im Soldaten-Kino, Der Kinematograph, 469, (1915), S. 8-9. Bericht über ein Kino an der Front. Das Kino helfe den Soldaten, durch Unterhaltungsfilme, die sie im zivilen Leben als sehr abgeschmackt ang...

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Fort mit den letzten Überresten polizeilicher Gewalten
Article
1918
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum

Fort mit den letzten Überresten polizeilicher Gewalten, Die Filmwelt, 12.Jg., 49, (1918). Aufruf, dass nach Wegfall der Zensur auch alle anderen polizeilichen Verordnungen wie Werbeverbote oder das k...

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Neuheiten auf dem Berliner Filmmarkte
Review
1917
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum

Argus, Neuheiten auf dem Berliner Filmmarkte, Der Kinematograph, 566, (1917), S. 21-22. Rezensionen zu "Aus des Deutschen Reiches Waffenschmiede", "Höhenluft mit Henny Porten" und "Der schwarze Chauf...

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Der Triumph des Films
Article
1917
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum

Josef Max Jacobi, Der Triumph des Films, Der Kinematograph, 563, (1917), S. 13-14. Die Macht des Films sei lange verkannt worden, im Krieg aber hätte sie sich bewiesen. Kinobesitzer sollten mit gutem...

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Flandrisches Tagebuch 02 (Auszug aus Typoskript)
Manuscript
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum
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Oesel genommen
Review
1917
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum

Julius Urgiss, Oesel genommen, Der Kinematograph, 566, (1917), S. 22-24. Rezension der Aufnahmen des Königlichen Bild- und Filmamtes von der Eroberung der Insel Ösel (Estland, zum russ. Reich gehör...

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Die Hetze gegen die Lichtbildbühnen
Article
1913
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum

Voigt, Hildegard L.. "Die Hetze gegen die Lichtbildbühnen." Lichtbildbühne 23 (1913): 1-4. Die Kritiker des Kinos würden nur deren Auswüchse sehen, hätten aber nie ein anständiges Kino besucht. ...

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Ferdinand Lassalle
Review
1918
DFF – Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum

Egon Jacobsohn, Ferdinand Lassalle, Der Kinematograph, 615, (1918), S. 18-30. Bericht von der Uraufführung in Berlin. Die Aufführung sei ein voller Erfolg gewesen, zumal es besonders gut in die Zeit...

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