Report on the First and Second World War and the creation of the League of Nations. (No sound) Description of the film: 1. General views of artillery in combat. Closeups of placing soldiers in the barrel and firing them. Overviews of soldiers waiting in a trench and then go to the field to fight. (WWI) 2. Celebration of people in England for the armistice. Overviews of soldiers coming to town and were welcomed by many people. (11/11/1918) 3. the Paris peace conference is held in Versailles. General views of the authorities gathered in a hall under the direction of the Committee of Four, composed of President of the United States, Woodrow Wilson; Prime Minister of France, Georges Clemenceau; Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, David Lloyd George; and Prime Minister of Italy, Vittorio Emanuele Orlando. (1/18/1919) 4. Creation of the League of Nations. General views of the authorities gathered in one room. (4/28/1919) 5. Signing of the Treaty of Versailles. General views of the authorities gathered in the Hall of Mirrors at the Palace of Versailles. (6/28/1919) 6. French Occupy Frankfurt to protest against the entry of German forces in the Ruhr. Overviews of various armored vehicles, and soldiers of the cavalry moving down a street. (06.04.1920) 7. King Alexander of Yugoslavia had been killed, while on an official visit to Marseille; the king who came to the French city by sea, walked the streets in an open carriage, when the crowd a man, lightly mocking all security measures, the monarch approached and shot at close range was stressed. The Foreign Minister of France, Louis Barthou, who accompanied the Yugoslav ruler, has also died in the attack, as did others who were part of the royal entourage. The murderer, a southern Bulgarian called Vlada Georgieff, disarmed by a coup de saber by one of the guards, he was immediately arrested and taken to the police station, where reportedly has died shortly after. Closeups of King Alexander of Yugoslavia by the Foreign Minister of France, Louis Barthou through the city in a car and escorted by numerous guards on horseback. General views of a group of soldiers crackdown on protesters, and removed the body of a man in the car. (9/10/1934) 8. After a painful withdrawal by China, which has lasted over a year, popular army troops occupy just Shensi province, north of the country despite constant harassment of the Kuomintang army, Communist troops have achieved its goal: become strong in a rural region that supported the peasants. Overviews of peasants fleeing people. General views of a military convoy traveling along a road. Overviews of combat artillery and Chinese soldiers in the field. General view of a column of soldiers marching down the road. (10.20.1935) 9. Italy invaded Ethiopia. On March 29, 1936, Graziani bombed the city of Harar and two days later the Italians won a great victory at the Battle of Maychew, which nullified any possible organized resistance of the Ethiopians. Overviews of several detainees aircraft at a military base. Overviews of combat soldiers, tanks and aircraft. General view of the destruction of a house by the bombs dropped from aircraft. Closeups of an airplane crashing home. Overviews of several houses on fire by bombs dropped from aircraft. General views of the town destroyed and their inhabitants fleeing the scene. (3/29/1936) 10. London Naval Agreement. The governments of France, United States and Britain signed a new naval agreement, and then delegates from Japan and Italy withdrew from the negotiations. Under the agreement, any quantitative restriction was placed, but states accepted the limitations of tonnage and size of weapon for each class of ship. The treaty assured by only minor limitations made largely ineffective numerous "escape clauses". Overviews of world authorities gathered in England. (3/25/1936) Duration: 8 minutes 34 seconds Code of film: D-00583 Copyright File DiFilm - Consultations by Material difilm@sinectis.com.ar Photo - http://www.difilm-argentina.com More videos and information: https://www.facebook.com/difilm or Follow us on: https://twitter.com/archivodifilm

• published: 30 Dec 2014
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