Films from the Nazi era is a collection of documentary films produced during the National Socialist regime. Licences for use are available from the Historiathek.
-
Hermann Göring speaking as Reichstag President in 1932. film length 0:50. a licence fee of 2 x 30 seconds is charged to acquire a licence for the complete contribution. V - 190689 02 -
Recovery of looted art in Berchtesgaden in May 1945. This film was shot by Signal Corps cameramen in Berchtesgaden in May 1945. It shows the recovery and inventory of the art collection by Major Harry Anderson. You can also see Hermann Göring's art dealer, Walter Andreas Hofer. Film length 4 minutes. The licence fee for use of the complete clip is 8 x 30 seconds.Berchtesgaden Art Collection from zb Media Filmproduktion on Vimeo.
-
Geopolitics of the NSDAP. NSDAP Geopolitics - Haushofer Institute, Munich. -
Swastika flag becomes the German national flag in 1933 Hitler declares the swastika flag the official national symbol as early as 9 July 1933. The provisional regulation of national flags was valid until 15 September 1935, when the Nazi flag became the only flag of the Reich. Film length 1:23. A licence fee of 3 x 30 seconds is charged to purchase a licence for the complete film. -
Air armament of the Third Reich 1936. In breach of the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles. Film length 1:15. The licence fee is twice the price for each 30 seconds. -
Occupation of the Rhineland 1935. film length 02:28. a licence fee of 5 times 30 seconds is charged to acquire a licence for the complete film -
NSDAP organisations abroad. The NSDAP's foreign organisations attempted to influence Germans living abroad. Film Length 2:17. The licence fee for the entire film is 4x30 sec. -
Leitz Wetzlar camera factory 1937. 1937 footage of the Leica camera factory in Wetzlar, Germany. Workers check cameras and lenses, grind lenses. Film length 2:50. A licence fee of 6 x 30 seconds is charged to purchase a licence for the complete film. Leitz Wetzlar 1937 from zb Media Filmproduktion on Vimeo. -
NSDAP party conventions. Compilation of film material about the NS party conferences. Length 1:47. A fee of 4 x 30 seconds is required to purchase a licence for the entire film. NS Party Conventions from zb Media Filmproduktion on Vimeo. -
Everyday life in Berlin 1937. Scenes from everyday life in Berlin in Nazi Germany. Kurfürstendamm, city centre, Neue Wache. Film length 2:03. A licence fee of 4 x 30 seconds is charged to purchase a licence for the complete contribution. -
The Jewish Goldschmidt School made it possible for Jewish children in Berlin during the Nazi era to attend school without reprisals. Filmed in 1937, film length 2:49. A licence fee of 6 x 30 seconds is charged to acquire a licence for the complete contribution. -
Book burning in Berlin. On May 10, 1933, the National Socialists burn about 25,000 books by well-known German authors on Opernplatz in Berlin. Film length 1:56. A license fee of 4 times 30 seconds is charged to purchase a license for the full feature. -
Nazi boycott of Jewish businesses Berlin 1933. The film shows the boycott of Jewish shops in Berlin by the SA on 1.4.1933. Film length 12:15. A licence fee of 24 x 30 seconds is charged to acquire a licence for the complete contribution. -
Nazi boycott of Jewish businesses Berlin 1933. The film shows the boycott of Jewish shops in Berlin by the SA on 1.4.1933. Film length 1:27. A licence fee of 3 x 30 seconds is charged to acquire a licence for the complete contribution. -
Exhibition Degenerate Art Munich 1937. The National Socialists called an exhibition in Munich in 1937 "degenerate art", where works by Nolde, Kirchner, Klee, Campendonk, Schmidt-Rotluff, Barlach and others were vilified. The works were removed from German museums and the artists were banned from publishing. Rights can be purchased from the Historiathek. Film length 3:18. A licence fee of 6 x 30 seconds is charged to acquire a licence for the complete contribution. -
The occupation of Austria and the Munich Agreement in 1938 Two significant events took place in Europe in 1938: the occupation of Austria by Nazi Germany and the signing of the Munich Agreement. These events were decisive developments in the run-up to the Second World War. -
The film footage shows the arrival of the first Kindertransport of German-Jewish children in Harwich, Great Britain, on 2 December 1938. The British government had granted permission for adolescents between the ages of five and 17 to enter the country. 200 German-Jewish children were able to leave for England on this first transport on the ship "Prague" via Hoek van Holland. Film length 05:52. A licence fee of 12x30 sec. applies for the purchase of the entire film. -
Hitler-Stalin Pact 1939. The film footage shows the signing of the Hitler-Stalin Pact in Moscow in 1939. Length: 0:52. A licence fee of 2 x 30 seconds is charged to acquire a licence for the complete film. -
Hitler leads Germany into the Second World War. This American film report shows footage of the steps into the Second World War and the end of the war. Film length 03:40. A licence fee of 8 times 30 seconds is charged to purchase a licence for the complete contribution.