1st horse Berlin: International horse riding and jumping. Rider on course at the "price of Germany". Horses break barriers, also in ZL, bar flies between legs of the horse. Hartwig Steenken Simona, ZL, Alwin Schockemöhle's riding on Donald Rex. Error-free ride, ZL. Sanneh rides on pace and turns sharply, Simona pulls Oxer. Alwin Schockemöhle on Donald Rex, flawless ride, ZL. Award ceremony with Alwin Schockemöhle winner and the second Hartwig Steenken.
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(10: 10:00 10:01:35) 02 green week Berlin: radio tower and Exhibition Hall, shot. Fountain. Visitors to the exhibition. Piglets sucking pig, close. Lübke, half-close. Danish State (light supervision). Today at exhibition booth. Old woman who eats of the paper plate. Was Argentina.
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(10:01:25 10:02:05) 03. Wilson in Berlin Berlin: aircraft rolls out. Wilson (British Prime Minister) goes gangway down. Klaus Schütz (Mayor) welcomed Wilson, half-close. Press, half-close. Wilson and Schütz, close, standing before microphones. Wilson goes in addition to British officer, British soldiers present sabers. Wilson before troop, front moves off and talking with soldiers. Sightseeing tour of engineering plant in Marienfelde, walk through the factory, Wilson and Schütz, half-close. Wilson raise hand in greeting, close.
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(10:01:55 10:03:10) 04 bridge Museum Berlin: poster bridge, great. Brücke Museum in snow-covered landscape. Visitors go to the entrance. Visitors look at pictures. Pictures of founder Erich Heckel, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff and Max Pechstein (?). Revolt against naturalism, different images and sculpture. Visitors to the exhibition. Post card is turned over. Painting, great.
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(10:03:05 10:04:30) 05 Dortmund a, b, c, d, e Dortmund: TV Tower. City view (total / supervision). Steeple, swing to the Center, modern building. Theatre, shot. Steel plant, moving coal train in the foreground. Steel production Hoesch-Werke. Molten steel, production. Workers operate switch in the control booth.
Strip mill, helm with employees. Molten steel is cooled with water. City: high-rise building with font on roof "Union U beer". Beer boiler (supervision). Foam turns. Bottles will be shipped automatically. Many bottles on a conveyor belt. Pedestrians in downtown traffic light with green males. Newspaper Research Institute: facade with open Windows. Visitors browse bound newspapers in the reading room. Old newspaper (directed by 4.1.1787) Berlinische Zeitung. Old script, drawing. Cover of L'Illustration, journal Universel with drawing a model of plane. Drawings: Circus, theatre performance. Title page of illustrated newspaper (1905) with photo. Local scoreboard (1918), heading "Abdication of the Emperor", photo "Proclamation of the Republic".
Illuminated skyscrapers. Pedestrians in pedestrian area, illuminated houses. Mannequin, big. Westfalenhalle: Visitors in the foyer. Trumpet player, great. 6 day race: cyclists on track. Beer is served in plastic cups. Passing cyclists, visitors, half-close. Several cyclists, race, medium, advertisement banner Karstadt, race (supervision).
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(10:04:20 10:07:10) 6 watches in a, b Wuppertal Wuppertal: propelled Schwebebahn over Wupper, pedestrian bridge and busy road. Watches Museum (Glockenspielhaus) collection of Georg Abeler (goldsmith and watchmaker): playing glockenspiel, Sundial. Old hourglass is tilted, large. Sundial with magnifying glass and small Cannon (shot at 13:00 h emits) great. Children in exhibition. Pointer continues to rotate old clocks, finger. Course model (pendulum idea of Galileo Galilei): Swinging pendulums, gears, close. Old clock with moving figures like a pendulum. Clock with balls, Grand grandfather clock. Old document, great. Pointer of an old clock moves great. Visitors look at old clock. Box opens, come to light, large clock and burning lighter. Visitor, it's great. Watch plays melody, various old jewelry watches, among other things, the Pug with ticking sticks out his tongue '. Carved skull opens, watch comes to the fore (curiosity from the monastery of St. Peter in the Black Forest). Painting clock (1820) shows the front view of the trier Cathedral. Figure with clock on the fuselage.
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(10:07:05 10:09:00) 07. winter story, skating a, b, c, d, e Bavaria: snow-covered mountains, fir trees in the foreground. Car drives through snow-covered landscape. Village in the Valley, shot. Snow detection in use. Garmisch: European Championships in figure skating will be held in the Olympic Stadium of Garmisch. Pageant of the masters: the English Diana Towler / Bernard Ford, the best figure skater: Gaby Seyfert (Pirouette) from central Germany. Photographer holds a camera in front of the eye, great. Pair skating: Irina Rodnina / Alexei Ulanov (Soviet Union).
Parking lot with cars and skiers. Cable car passes parking lot across. Snow vehicle drives people transported on snow, ski lift. Skiers can pull up by Elevator, half-close.
Straubing / Bavaria: ski production (Vöstra skis) in factory / company Völkl: Carpenter pushes beams by machine. Boards are stored. Machine turn wood into ski shape. Ski is mechanically or by hand sanded and planed. With Orbital Sanders, great ski is sanded smooth. Ski is glued together and in press. Ski is taken from form. Ski is transported on conveyor belt and covered with liquid. Ski is taken from the production line and packed in plastic. Packed skis lean against the wall.
Ski lift takes skiers upward. Downhill skiers on slope (supervision). Skiers in downhill. Viewers, close. Man rides a small roller ski downhill. Photographing. Woman (?) sitting in a deck chair and has a child on lap. Snow-covered mountains, foggy Valley.
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(10:08:50 10:12:05) 08 sledding a, b, c on the Königssee/Berchtesgaden: sledders wear slide on shoulder, snow-covered trees. The artificial ice rink, exterior. Sledders in curve. Refrigeration plant, thermometer, large. Man with snow shovel. The paralyzed Luger Marlis Renoth, close. Sledders start, time is measured. Luger crashes and slides across the railway. Christa Schmuck starts in the race. Jury. Christa Schmuck (winner) on the target stops. Christa Schmuck, great helmet and goggle sets, then it starts up again helmet. On the track of Leonhard Nagenraut. Recorded footage of the race, the errant sled out. Nagenraut WINS and goes from carriage.
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Seven days it took international riding and jumping in Berlin. Highlight was the "prize of Germany", a highly paid show jumping for the 19 riders who have already qualified.
Most failed due to the high and mighty obstacles of course. 10 thousand visitors experienced the exciting duel of German Favorites Hartmut Steenken and Alwin Schockemöhle on Donald Rex.
After flawless rides of both competitors, it comes to a playoff. Sanneh is upping the pace, but his attempt fails. Simona pulls on the Birch Oxer.
Schockemöhle uses his chance. In a carefully calculated ride, he uses without excessive haste over all obstacles. O error and victory.
The tournament was one of the events that took place during the 33rd green week in Berlin. On the agricultural performance show at the radio tower showed over 1,500 exhibitors from 27 countries their products patron was Federal President Heinrich Lübke. The Green Week - 1926 for the first time organized - is one of the most popular exhibitions of the old capital.
In Berlin, the British Prime Minister, Harold Wilson arrived on a short visit. On the Tempelhof airport, he was greeted by the Governing Mayor Klaus Schütz. Mr. Wilson came from Bonn, where he had discussed current European issues with German Chancellor Kiesinger.
Meaning my journey is the Premier said to express support and recognition for Berlin and its inhabitants.
Then Prime Minister Wilson in Berlin visited stationed British troops. England is one of the allied powers of the divided city.
The visit to a machine factory belongs to the other program. Workers were preparing a warm welcome the British Prime Minister. There is a new Museum in the West of the city, the "bridge" the first German artist community of this century, which broke radically with traditional views of art dedicated to -.
The founders included Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Erich Heckel and Karl Schmitt-Rottluff. They were Max Pechstein and Otto Mueller.
The revolt against the naturalism began in 1905 in Dresden. "Everyone belongs to us," it said in a call that "directly and genuinely reflects what pushes him to work". From Dresden, the bridge's friends went to Berlin.
To the dismay of contemporaries, the young innovator placed little emphasis on "external" natural reproduction. They were the expression of inner experiences. Since 1911, one speaks of the "Expressionism". The new Museum - created at the suggestion of living in Berlin bridge KCSG Schmitt-Rottluff - has in a short time a large number of valuable pictures, graphics, sculptures and documents can be purchased: it is one of the important espressionistischen collections of the Federal Republic.
Dortmund - the largest city in Westphalia 650000 inhabitants is located on the eastern edge of the Ruhr area. Already around the year 1000, Royal City and market on the trade route from the Rhine to the Weser.
Dortmund 1969: one of the liveliest cities of the area. A compact industry belongs to the image of the city: mines, metallurgical plants, steel and iron construction companies, Dortmund is a centre of West German steel production.
A strip mill of Hoesch-Werke.
The tradition of the city part of brewing beer. The brewing was awarded already in 1293. Today, the annual beer output is 7 million hectolitres – large parts of the city were rebuilt after heavy destruction. The Institute for newspaper research - with over 50,000 volumes, one of the richest German journalism archives is located in a high-rise building, newspapers and magazines from all periods of the history of the press - since the beginning of the 16th century - are available, day events have been illustrated with drawings.
The first modern German illustrated with photos - vintage of 1905. 1918 the Kaiser's abdication and proclamation of the Republic.
South of the city - that is until the late evening hours - the Westphalia Hall, one of the largest halls in Europe. 23 thousand people have a place here. An attraction for locals and tourists: the 6-day race.
An hour's drive from Dortmund is Wuppertal. The town's landmark is the maglev train.
The watch Museum - the perhaps most comprehensive private Watch collection in Germany is one of the attractions.
It was built on gold forge master and watchmaker George Abeler and his sons. With the flair of real collectors the Abelers wore together rarities in decades, already high sums are available for that.
According to the Sun, sand, and water clocks, a new era of timekeeping began with the invention of the mechanical clock of wheels in the 13th century. Pocket watches have been designed and richly ceremonial watches.
A new schedule announced the French Revolution. The day should take 10 hours.
Watch artists were from watch makers. The imaginatively crafted jewelry watches from past centuries belong to the most attractive pieces of the collection.
A curiosity from the monastery of St. Peter in the black forest.
Of the pendulum clock, Galilei, up to the mantel clock of 19th century - Wuppertal collection gives an overview of the history of time measurement and the watches.
Winter in Bavaria, from year to year more German and foreign tourists spend their holidays in the snow. The European Championships of ice dancers and figure skaters were held in the Olympic Stadium of Garmisch. At the end of: the pageant of the masters.
The English Diana Towler and Bernard Ford, four-time world champion, once again European champion in ice dancing.
The best figure skater: Gaby Seyfert in Central Germany.
There was a surprise in pair skating. A young couple from the Soviet Union, Irina Rodnina and Alexej Ulanow, entthronten the old master Belusova/Protopopov.
Highly favored contender for the world title is considered to be the new European champion.
in 1891, the first German Ski Club was founded in the Bavarian State capital of Munich. Today, there are 1,500 clubs with 140,000 members.
With simple curved boards from ash and birch it started about 100 years ago, after the new sport of Norway was penetrated into Central Europe. Now a significant industry has evolved from this, offering ski in conspicuous diversity: multiple laminated ash - and Hickory skis, wood with plastic handles, skis made of metal and fiberglass. They have in common that they must consist of many layers and go through a lot of careful production operations.
There are many ski factories in Bavaria, this resulted from a Wagnerei, a workshop for horse and carriage. Manufactures annually 100,000 pairs of skis: 60% of wood, 25% 15% metal and plastic.
Skiing has become the real national sport.
