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WORLD IN FILM. Issue no. 94, "ON THE WAY TO MOSCOW, BERLIN" Part 1
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Summary: At the Tempelhof airfield, Secretary of State George C Marshall is received by Generals Joseph T McNarney and Lucius D Clay. In the British Zone, Sir Brian Robertson welcomes Ernest Bevin. The French Foreign Minister George Bidau is received at Wannsee Station by US Gen Clay. "CHANGE IN AMERICAN COMMAND" (Issue No 96.: Frankfurt, Germany. Gen Joseph T McNarney turns over his command to his deputy, Lt Gen Lucius D Clay. McNarney speaks to crowds assembled outside HQ. Clay is decorated by McNarney. MS, Clay makes his acceptance speech. MS, Clay makes his acceptance speech. "END OF EISENHOWER'S TRIP THROUGH EUROPE" (Issue No 74) Gen Dwight D Eisenhower visits the exhibits at the Bavarian sport expedition. With the general are Dr Ludwig Ehrhardt, Gen Joseph T McNarney, and Mrs McNarney. "ON THE WAY TOWARDS ECONOMIC UNITY"(Issue No 74). Officials of the US and Russian military governments meet at Lauenstein for the opening of the border. The first car passes from the Russian area into the American zone. CU, permit for the passage of the car. "ELECTION DAY IN BERLIN"(Issue No 75).: Berlin Germany. Sample ballots are passed out to people. Election posters on wrecked and undamaged buildings. Citizens queued-up at polling place. Ints, people voting. Bedridden patients in hospital cast their votes. Ballots are collected and the results announced on a giant board. Franz Neumann, Chairman of the Social Democratic party. Jakob Kaiser, Christian Democratic Union. Otto Grotewohl and Dr Kulz exchange greetings.
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