
Hitler's butler's home movies; Oswald Mosley, BUF in LondonStory RG-60.3350, Tape 2545 |
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1938 and 1936 | |
Germany
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US Holocaust Memorial Museum | |
00:12:16 | |
1938 color home movies of Kannenberg family in Germany. Two young girls (nieces) with Arthur Kannenberg and shiny black Mercedes flying small swastika. Intertitle: "Unser Vater an seinem 73.ten Geburtstag (Our father on his 73rd birthday) 21.6.38." Grandfather, grandmother, 3 young girls bring flowers. Family scenes, including storefront "Villa Luise." [1944 police document identifies Inger Poulsen of Elbingerode, niece of "Hausintendant Kannenberg", born 5 March 1923 in Kopenhagen, Denmark]
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Handwritten title from original film can: "British Nazis, Mosley British Fascist 1936". Bechtler Collection Tape #2
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Mute | |
Amateur | |
Yes | |
Good | |
Arthur Kannenberg was "Hausintendant" (house manager/major domo) to Adolf Hitler from mid-1930s to his end in the bunker in Berlin.
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2003.122 Claranne Bechtler, the daughter of John Christopher Bechtler, donated her father's film materials to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in May 1995 [Accession Number 1995.A.875]. Most of these items were deaccessioned in March 2000; 18 reels of film, however, were transferred to the Steven Spielberg Film and Video Archive at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and were never officially deaccessioned or removed from the Museum's premises. They were officially "donated" again by Mrs. Bechtler in June 2003 with the Accession Number 2003.122. | |
AUTOMOBILES
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Kannenberg | |
John Christopher Bechtler | |
16m Bwind orig color, b/w reversal and b/w positive print. | |
16mm, b/w & color, pos & interneg; Uncompressed QT; ProRes 422 HD HQ; Betacam SP (NTSC); VHS; H264 | |
01:00:00 - 01:12:16 | |
US Holocaust Memorial Museum, gift of Claranne Bechtler |
1938 and 1936 | |
Germany
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US Holocaust Memorial Museum | |
00:12:16 | |
1938 color home movies of Kannenberg family in Germany. Two young girls (nieces) with Arthur Kannenberg and shiny black Mercedes flying small swastika. Intertitle: "Unser Vater an seinem 73.ten Geburtstag (Our father on his 73rd birthday) 21.6.38." Grandfather, grandmother, 3 young girls bring flowers. Family scenes, including storefront "Villa Luise." [1944 police document identifies Inger Poulsen of Elbingerode, niece of "Hausintendant Kannenberg", born 5 March 1923 in Kopenhagen, Denmark]
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Handwritten title from original film can: "British Nazis, Mosley British Fascist 1936". Bechtler Collection Tape #2
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Mute | |
Amateur | |
Yes | |
Good | |
Arthur Kannenberg was "Hausintendant" (house manager/major domo) to Adolf Hitler from mid-1930s to his end in the bunker in Berlin.
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2003.122 Claranne Bechtler, the daughter of John Christopher Bechtler, donated her father's film materials to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in May 1995 [Accession Number 1995.A.875]. Most of these items were deaccessioned in March 2000; 18 reels of film, however, were transferred to the Steven Spielberg Film and Video Archive at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and were never officially deaccessioned or removed from the Museum's premises. They were officially "donated" again by Mrs. Bechtler in June 2003 with the Accession Number 2003.122. | |
AUTOMOBILES
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Kannenberg | |
John Christopher Bechtler | |
16m Bwind orig color, b/w reversal and b/w positive print. | |
16mm, b/w & color, pos & interneg; Uncompressed QT; ProRes 422 HD HQ; Betacam SP (NTSC); VHS; H264 | |
01:00:00 - 01:12:16 | |
US Holocaust Memorial Museum, gift of Claranne Bechtler |
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