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This is what Defeat looks like
Original color film recordings of the U.S. Army show various cities and locations in Germany after the surrender in 1945. The pictures were taken under the command of George Stevens, a Hollywood director who later became famous for movies like "A Place in the Sun" and "The Diary of Anne Frank".
0:10 Berlin, July 1945 0:33 Brandenburger Tor 2:40 Cologne, March 1945 4:09 Elbe Day: First meeting of Soviet and American troops on German soil, April 25, 1945 5:51 Berlin, Picture of Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill, July 1945 6:55 Munich, May 1945 7:34 Hofbräuhaus Munich 8:52 "Berghof", Obersalzberg, April 1945 9:09 German prisoners of war, May 1945 10:33 Mittelbau Dora concentration camp, April 1945 11:13 Hanseatic City of Hamburg, June 1945 12:17 Port of Hamburg 13:11 Refugees on the way to Berlin, July 1945 13:41 American Beach Club, Berlin 14:18 Potsdam Conference, August 1945 16:20 George Stevens (1904-1975) |
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Cool stuff! I was stationed in W. Berlin, 84-86. Wife was born and raised there as well. The best assignment of my 22 years in the USAF.
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That's a powerful film. Germany has sure recovered.
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