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Allies Stand Firm in Berlin – 25 August 1961. Film. Duration 2 minutes. Licenses available at the Historiathek. -
Charles Chaplin Caught in a Cabaret (1914). Film length 2:30. To purchase a license for the complete contribution, a license fee of 5 times 30 seconds will be charged. #193402-5 -
Hamburg 1937. Advertising film of the Hamburg-American Line of North German Lloyd, showing Hamburg 1937. Film length 1:25. A license fee of 3 x 30 seconds is charged when purchasing a license for the entire film. -
Berlin 1937. Advertising film of the Hamburg-American Line of North German Lloyd, showing Berlin 1937. Film length 1:40. A license fee of 3 x 30 seconds is charged when purchasing a license for the entire film. -
Dresden 1937. Advertising film of the Hamburg-American Line of North German Lloyd, showing Dresden 1937. Film length 0:40. A license fee of 1 x 30 seconds is charged when purchasing a license for the entire film. -
Erfurt 1937. Advertising film of the Hamburg-American Line of North German Lloyd, showing Erfurt in Thuringia in 1937. Film length 1:06. A license fee of 2 x 30 seconds is charged when purchasing a license for the entire film. -
Nuremberg 1937. Advertising film produced by the Hamburg-American Line of North German Lloyd, showing Nuremberg in Bavaria 1937. Film length 1:13. A license fee of 2 x 30 seconds is charged for the purchase of a license for the entire contribution. -
Rothenburg and Weissenburg 1937. Advertising film produced by the Hamburg-American Line of North German Lloyd, showing Rothenburg and Weissenburg in Bavaria 1937. Film length 2:36. A license fee of 5 x 30 seconds is charged for the purchase of a license for the entire contribution. -
Frankfurt am Main 1937. advertising film produced by the Hamburg-American Line of North German Lloyd, showing Frankfurt Main 1937 . Film length 1:25. A license fee of 3 x 30 seconds is charged for the purchase of a license for the entire contribution. -
Rhine and Wiesbaden 1937. Advertising film of the Hamburg-American Line of North German Lloyd, showing the Rhine and Wiesbaden in 1937. Film length 4:17. A license fee of 8 x 30 seconds is charged when purchasing a license for the entire film. -
Cologne 1937. advertising film produced by the Hamburg-American Line of North German Lloyd, showing Cologne 1937. Film length 2:46. A license fee of 5 x 30 seconds is charged for the purchase of a license for the entire contribution. -
Crossing the Atlantic 1937. Promotional reel, produced by the Hamburg-American Line Noth German Lloyd, showcases a luxurious transatlantic crossing aboard the ocean liner St. Louis. Film length 1:46. A licence fee of 3 x 30 seconds is charged to purchase a licence for the complete contribution. -
Aerial footage of New York City 1967, film length 1:30. A licence fee of 3 x 30 seconds is charged for the purchase of a licence for the complete film. #191126 -
Aerial footage of New York City 1967, film length 5:30. A licence fee of 11 x 30 seconds is charged for the purchase of a licence for the complete film. #191135 -
Aerial footage of Munich 1945, filmed in May 1945. 80% of Munich city centre was destroyed by bombs. Film length 2:50. A licence fee of 6 x 30 seconds is charged for the purchase of a licence for the complete film. #190217-1 -
Resistance fighter Paul Bebert removes the swastika in 1945 -
Repair of destroyed railroad tracks in 1945 - 2 -
Destroyed railroad tracks in 1945 -
Horse-drawn cart, 1945 -
Repair of destroyed railroad tracks in 1945 -
School façade bomb damage -
Theodor Heuss with journalists in Aachen in the summer of 1945. -
Historical contextIn November 1918, when the revolution was in full swing, countless people gathered in Berlin for…
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Historical context In Berlin in 1918, women increasingly entered professions that were traditionally reserved for men - including as taxi drivers. -
Historical context In 1934, Salvador Dali immersed himself in the vibrant Parisian avant-garde and became intensely involved with the surrealist movement. -
Historical context In 1919, numerous people gathered at rallies in Berlin to protest against what they saw as the humiliating terms of the Treaty of Versailles. -
Roosevelt at the railway station in Berlin in 1919. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, then Deputy Secretary of the Navy, was travelling in Berlin in 1919 -
Franklin D Roosevelt in Berlin in 1919: Franklin Delano Roosevelt, then Secretary of the US Navy, was travelling in Berlin in 1919 -
Start of the war in Berlin 1914 - tumult in front of the bank. A crowd of people pushes towards the building.; -
Cheering at the outbreak of war in Berlin 1914. The photo documents the euphoric moment of the outbreak of war in Berlin in 1914.; -
War-disabled soldiers in Berlin 1915. Christmas party in a Berlin military hospital.
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Kindergarten in Berlin 1915: Children during the First World War; -
Emperor Karl of Austria in Berlin 1917. The photo shows Emperor Karl Franz Josef, the last emperor of Austria-Hungary, on an official visit to Berlin in 1917.; -
Tram conductor in Berlin in 1918. The photo shows a tram conductor in Berlin in 1918 and symbolises the takeover of male roles by women.;
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Hellmuth von Mücke in Berlin 1915. He became known above all as the leader of a small group of German sailors who made their way back to Germany from the Indian Ocean during the First World War.;
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Night watchwoman in Berlin 1917. The photo shows a night watchwoman in Berlin in 1917 with her dog on night patrol.;
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Upholsterers in Berlin 1917. The photo shows paperhangers in Berlin in 1917 with ladders and buckets.;
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Soup kitchen in Berlin 1918. The photo impressively documents the inadequate food situation at the end of the First World War.; -
Soup distribution in Berlin 1918, documenting the poor food situation at the end of the First World War.; -
Garden restaurant in Berlin in 1918. The photo shows a garden pub in Berlin in 1918, where a few men are playing cards in a relaxed atmosphere.; -
Brandenburg Gate in Berlin in 1918: the grey sky and pouring rain lend the iconic façade a gloomy atmosphere.; -
Kapp Putsch in Berlin 1920: The photo shows a group of soldiers on a Berlin street. -
Gunners at the Kapp Putsch in Berlin 1920. The photo shows gunners posing near Brandenburger Tor in Berlin -
The photo shows a group of Kapp putschists in Berlin in 1920. -
Government troops in Berlin in 1920. The photo shows government troops loyal to the Republic securing the Reichstag during the Kapp Putsch in 1920. -
Rally in Berlin in 1923. The photo documents a large rally at the Victory Column in Berlin in 1923. -
Barcelona, Spain 1925. film length 04:00. A licence fee of 8 x 30 seconds is charged to acquire a licence for the complete contribution. V - 1501-00301 -
Vintage car 1906. Photo
