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Telephone exchange 1919. Women and girls at a training course - two women at the desk - telephone exchange; operator and supervisor - women on opposite sides of the desk. Switchboards; operators - switchboard with labelled parts - workers at the telephone pole. Telephone operators. Long distance calls. Directory for long distance calls and long distance connections. Film length 1:27. A licence fee of 3 x 30 seconds is charged to purchase a licence for the complete contribution.
Telephone Center USA, 1919 from Historiathek - zb Media on Vimeo.
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Rebuilding Munich 1946. Film of the reconstruction of the destroyed city of Munich, filmed in 1946. 198007. Film length 2:24. A licence fee of 5 x 30 seconds is charged to purchase a licence for the complete film.
Munich 1946 - views of a destroyed city being reconstructed from Historiathek - zb Media on Vimeo.
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Reopening of the Munich synagogue in 1947. The newsreel clip shows the reopening of the Munich synagogue in 1947. The film shows a step towards the revival of Jewish life in Germany. It calls on us to stand up against all forms of anti-Semitism and to protect our Jewish fellow citizens. 198016_01 Film length 1:27. A licence fee of 3 x 30 seconds is charged to purchase a licence for the complete film.
Reopening of Munich Synagogue 1947 from Historiathek - zb Media on Vimeo.
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Celibidache Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra 1945: On 29 August 1945, the young Sergiu Celibidache conducts the first concert of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra after the end of the war. Film length 1:03. A licence fee of 2 x 30 seconds is charged to acquire a licence for the complete contribution.
Sergiu Celibidache Berlin 1945 from Historiathek - zb Media on Vimeo.
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Winston Churchill "Iron Curtain Speech" 1946, Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri. 5 March 1946: In Winston Churchill's speech, it is the passage about the "Iron Curtain" that immediately attracted international attention. It is said that the speech marked the beginning of the Cold War. Film length 1:35. A licence fee of 3 x 30 seconds is charged to acquire a licence for the complete contribution.
Iron Curtain Speech of Winston Churchill 1946 from Historiathek - zb Media on Vimeo.
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Palestine 1947. A newsreel entitled "Terror packs Palestine" in 1947. the film shows Jews on their way to Palestine, the deprotation of Jewish immigrants, the terrorist attack on the British officers' club in Haifa on 1.3.1947. ID#196058. film length 3:20. a licence fee of 7 times 30 seconds is charged to acquire a licence for the complete contribution.
Palestine, Spring 1947 from Historiathek - zb Media on Vimeo.
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Haight Ashbury 1967, film length 3:51. A licence fee of 8 x 30 seconds is charged to acquire a licence for the complete film. Haight Ashbury 1967 from zb Media Filmproduktion on Vimeo.
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Berlin Wall 1961, film length 9:05. A licence fee of 18 x 30 seconds is payable to acquire a licence for the entire material. Berlin Wall 1961 color from zb Media Filmproduktion on Vimeo.
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Apple II Personal Computer 1979 The film was shot in 1979 and shows the first personal computers. Film length 4:28. A licence fee of 9 x 30 seconds is charged to purchase a licence for the complete film. Apple II Personal Computer 1979 from zb Media Filmproduktion on Vimeo.
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US IA documentary film about the World Trade Center in New York City from 1973, showing their worldwide trade information service with technologies such as fax, computer and telex. Film length 4:32. A licence fee of 9 x 30 seconds is charged to purchase a licence for the complete film. World Trade Center New York City 1973 from zb Media Filmproduktion on Vimeo.
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Jerusalem 1938, showing the Old City of Jerusalem in 1938 and pictures of the new building of the Hebrew University on Mount Scopus and various shots of the New City. In addition, some Arab leaders of the office of the Supreme Islamic Council (SMC), the highest religious Muslim authority in Palestine, are portrayed. ID#190676. film length 3:22. a licence fee of 7 x 30 seconds is charged to purchase a licence for the complete contribution.
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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.