Die Zeit unter der Lupe 823/1965 02.11.1965

01 Lübke policemen on motorcycles at the die Deutsche Wochenschau drive to barrack (title underground). Lübke gets out of car. Welcome by Dr. Wiers and Mr Purzer. Lübke, Dr. Wiers, Mayor Engelhard and Mr Purzer face image Panel. Lacy, half-close. Mr Rob welcomes Lübke in the screening room. Lübke in addition to Mr Brown. Mr Meyer at the cutting table. Lübke and Engelhard in addition to Mr. Wiedmann. Rotary cutting table. Mr Meyer and Lahiri in the sound archive. Lübke, Dr. Wiers and Mr Purzer in the camp. Lahiri speaks interview, half close: "I wonder about it, that these millions of technical details which quite correctly must be edited from A to Z, that runs from here so so smoothly, that the whole workforce, here is so trained that it to do, which is half a miracle." Anyway, for those who didn't know your operation here. I saw him for the first time today, I was glad that I was here." In addition to his Dr Wiers, Mr Purzer and Mr Edwards.

02. air crash in England plane debris of a vanguard engine.

03. Golden screen for "Police station David guard" onlookers before the David guard. Cops, big. The film awards "Golden screen". The Davids guard. Thick, big spectator. Award of the prize to Jürgen Roland.

04. Wilson in Rhodesia Wilson immediately on arrival, half-close. People wave at him. Wilson, half-close. Natives move.

05. order for the Beatles of Buckingham Palace in the fog. Onlookers before the bars. The Beatles, big. Waving and screaming children.

06. new Mona Lisa painting of a dog with a Mona Lisa smile. Smile in an old face. Mona Lisa eyes over a bite. Mona Lisa with a moustache. Modern painting of the Mona Lisa. Image of the smiling Mona Lisa.

07. French nuclear power missile, great. French missiles. Atomic bomb. Rotating radar screens. Radar recording. People run in air raid shelters. Bomb shelter door closes. People sitting at table in the bunker. A device that indicates radio activity. The Maginot line bunker. Men in underground fortress. Nuclear bunker in Paris. Candle is extinguished due to poor ventilation. People with helmet left bunker by emergency exit. Command post of air defenses in the vicinity of Paris. Man draws on map. Pilot goes up into plane. Aircraft cockpit is closed. Plane taking off from aircraft carriers. Country map. Flying jets.

08 Jazz drums Festival in Prague. Piano player, totally. Jazz Quartet. Saxophone player, great. Trombonist, trumpeter. Jazz band. Chapel of Kurt Edelhagen. Face of a man on drums, large. Negro plays saxophone, big.

09 Berlin: Herbert Wallace - Jefferson Davis boxing Gong strike. Boxer in the ring, total and half close. Referee separates the boxers. Spectators and spectator, large. Westphal is posted in the corner. Referee counts. Westphal clings to the opponent. Westphal posted in his corner. Viewers with big sunglasses. Westphal gives up. Technical knockout Davis runs with arms raised in the ring.

Spotlight Lahiri at DW camera: Rau, Rieck, Jürgens, Seib, Brandes, Zaki moments plane crash in England origin: Pathe news golden screen for "Police station David guard" camera: Rieck, fire Wilson in Rhodesia origin: Pathe News order for Beatles origin: Pathe news new Mona Lisa origin: Eclair background French nuclear power origin: Gaumont, archive current beats Jazz Festival in Prague origin: Ecuip sports boxing: Albert Wallace Jefferson Davis camera: Seib, Wiers start & end brand

France on the day of X - a documentary about French nuclear bombs-protection and defense systems, it is understood that it belongs to the Supreme objectives of Charles de Gaulle, to build an America independent nuclear strike force and you know that the French State budget for this purpose has provided four billion francs in the last year alone.
But only in these days a report was released, is to demonstrate how France protects and defends, whom it is attacked with nuclear weapons. A finely woven radar network stretches 50 kilometers into the sky. 16 seconds are sufficient most to raise the alarm.
In family bunkers, supplies can be stored for two weeks. The radioactivity is monitored by special equipment. Whether however family bunker in France are already more in fashion than in Germany, remains questionable.
France biggest fallout shelter but a bulwark which was built 30 years ago to protect against Germany is the legendary Maginot line. Miles is located on the eastern border of this underground fortress. Deep wells provide perfect water, so that A few thousand French six months in isolation can survive.
The protection of the population of Paris is so far almost exclusively on paper. At the moment only nuclear bunker in the city lacking the ventilation. It offers space for 170 people - for 170 by [...] almost 3 million city dwellers. You can leave the world of the third man after the danger of 7 emergency exits.
Nothing more than the civil protection measures makes it clear that France gives priority to a costly potential for military deterrence. The command center near the city of Paris to monitor the entire airspace. From here, the usage is to intercept the enemy. The A - and H - weapons program with which de Gaulle charged the French taxpayer, he hopes, standing as a deterrent is to strengthen and on the international political stage continue to play its role of independent.

The crash: 56 dead at London Airport... and here the most important moments of the week.
London Airport experienced the heaviest disaster of its history a machine type "Vanguard" exploded as she bounced in dense fog after 2 country To try hard on the slopes. 36 people were killed. Experts: fog, the accident rate in aviation is not higher than in normal weather.

The scoop: Again a "Golden screen" the most famous and also most notorious police station in Germany the strangest moment of the week happened. The David's guard in Hamburg St. Pauli was diverted to a ceremony. Jürgen Roland's film about the David's guard of the "Golden screen" donated by the film echo and the movie theaters received for three million viewers.

The compromise: Wilson success in Rhodesia in Rhodesia enjoyed England's premier Harold Wilson the first moment of his success. One of the last British colonies in Africa is dominated by a white minority - threatened that independence to break, scored a compromise without the colour on the Government to cut Wilson. But, to put it as a diplomat, a compromise is failure, but also a half success not only half a.

The Ordensfiebel: Beatles in Buckingham Palace In the Buckingham Palace Queen Elisabeth prepared in the meantime, the most enjoyable and the British public the most spectacular moment of the week. The Beatles received the Silver Cross for their "contribution to the nation". And it was, vie it in d [...] To read the Odyssey: the latest song receives from all songs [...] .]always the loudest praise the attentive Assembly.

The smile: A new mouth for Mona Lisa the most absurd moment but risked a Mona Lisa of our century. Modernists in Paris attempted the jaws automatic and other beauty corrections for centuries [...]transparent smile to disenchant. Visitors to this exhibition [...]thielten a judgment - they went to the Louvre, saying the Mona Lisa Leonardo da Vinci's condolences from.

In own thing: H. Lübke visited the "slow motion" - information business of the Bendespräsidenten at the die Deutsche Wochenschau [...] the first report of this week our cameramen did not need to leave the production premises in Hamburg. Federal President Lübke attended the German week show GmbH, the even di [...] Slow motion is produced.
Dr Lübke delivered on a promise to, that he had given the German newsreel cameramen on one of his trips. He wanted to check once the process, which begins when the cameramen have done their job and it ends when documentaries and newsreels on the screen appear. He showed special interest for the historical archive, [...]the film documents about all the major events of 1945 to [...]Te are tangible. After a three-hour visit to the studios [...] The President said slow motion: I wonder about it, that these millions of technical details, which must be correctly edited by [...] Z that runs from here so so smoothly, that the entire MI [...]unemployment, which is so trained that this is [...] to bring that is half a miracle. In any case, for the [...]here did not know your business. "I have [...] seen, I am glad that I was here."

[...] Prague: Impressions of a Festival - bands from the East and [...] Between Jam Sessions and concerts [...] .] in Prague - tag a week, in the youth of Moldova per pole Jam Sessions and in concerts at home was in that style dominated the talks vintage jazz. Jazz - so GTE [...]an observer of this International Festival - is everywhere [...] Form of rebellion, but it is an anger that makes happy.
[...] 2500 courts product [...]regularly sold out and it is said that the [...]en of the jazz, the Modern Jazz Quartet, the Swingle Singers [...] Kart Edelhagenselten as relaxed and solved played like before d [...]esem audience, the his exuberant enthusiasm Not yet [...]Loren has.

The ring battle - knockout without accident - the 9 l / Westphals 2-round fight against Davis per [...]"kanger they are, the harder they fall" - with this optimism, recommended to Westphal, master Baker from Ahrensburg, the Wolkenkraf [...] from Texas, Jeff Davis, in the Berlin Germany Hall.
Alen Davis does not fall. Rather remembers the heavyweight from America on its reach and Westphal feels that cowboy actor [...]American television also can strike.
As Westphal will count, it's over. Reeling, passively and völiig exhausted the referee gives him his opponent.
[...] Minutes of the 10-round fight spared Westphal. Techn [...]her K. 0. is called the verdict in the jargon and "Schlachtfest" n [...]n [...]those who expected a boxing event and leave the room now with catcalls.

Date of Release:

02.11.1965

Year of Production:

1965

Camera Work:

Brandes, Klaus; Jürgens; Rau, Kurt; Rieck, Hans Jürgen; Seib, Gerhard; Wiers, Hindericus; Zimpel, Werner

Rights Holder:

Federal Republic of Germany

Producer:

Deutsche Wochenschau GmbH (Hamburg)

Source Foreign Material:

Eclair; Gaumont; Ecuip; Pathé News

Film Format:

35 mm

Colour:

b/w

Audio:

Sound

Languages:

German