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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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Looted art train in Berchtesgaden 1945. Colour photographs taken in May 1945 showing the "Göring train" with looted art objects. ID190223. Film length 4:38. A licence fee of 10 x 30 seconds is charged for the purchase of the entire film.
Berchtesgaden - train with looted art objects from Historiathek - zb Media on Vimeo.
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Richard Strauss 1945, footage of Richard Strauss in the garden of his villa in Garmisch in May 1945. ID190226. Film length 1:55. A licence fee of 4 x 30 seconds is charged for the purchase of the entire film. Richard Strauss 1945 from zb Media Filmproduktion on Vimeo.
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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.