Review Of The Year - 1939 (1939)
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- Full titles read: "REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1939"
Various shots of the meeting of Chamberlain and Halifax with Mussolini and Ciano in Rome. Various shots of King George VI accompanied by Queen Elizabeth (Queen Mother) launching the battleship King George V. M/S Franco on balcony taking salute at victory parade through Madrid ending the Spanish Civil War. M/S of the new Pope Pius XII (Cardinal Pacelli). Various shots of the King and Queen greeting President Albert Lebrun and his wife Victoria station and of the state drive through London and of the crowds outside Buckingham Palace.
Various shots of the Grand National at Aintree. Various shots of the Cup Final at Wembley and the presentation of the Cup by the King and Queen to Portsmouth captain. Various shots of the King and Queen leaving for visit to Canada. Various shots of the Derby at Epsom. Various shots of the King and Queen's state visit to Canada and the United States of America With the Roosevelt meeting. Various shots of the King and Queen's return to England to the two Princesses meeting them and of the reception in London.
Various shots of the King and Queen with Queen Mary taking the salute at a parade of Civil Defence services. Various shots of the royal family at Duke of York's camp singing "Underneath the spreading chestnut tree". Various shots of the disaster that happened during the launching of H.M.S. Formidable when the ship broke away and launched itself. Various shots of the days up to and the outbreak of war, showing King's return to London, children evacuated, Sir Neville Henderson's return from Berlin, and montage of library shots to illustrate the German invasion of Poland, the political events in London, and recruiting in England and France in the build up to outbreak of Second World War.
Full titles read: "REVIEW OF THE YEAR 1939"
Several shots of ARP (Air Raid Precaution) preparations in London, gas masks, Winston Churchill back at Admiralty, Athenia survivors, Duke of Windsor, BEF (British Expeditionary Force), embarkation. Various shots giving a quick resume of the early events of the war including, HMS Courageous, wrecked by German bombers, King George VI holding investiture for RAF (Royal Air Force) men, Cash and Carry bill, Polish warships that have escaped to Europe, wrecked German aircraft in France,the bombing of Helsinki, survivors of merchant ships and a ship sinking after U-boat attack, and the King in France. Good shots of convoys at sea in Atlantic with naval escort.
Cataloguer's note: This item is made up from a library compilation.
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This reporter is the greatest British man ever existed.
He sounds like American
@@toohdvaetihom7088 you silly man, he’s speaking British RP
*bold* claim
10:04 "We fight on for king, for empire and for freedom!" Inspiring stuff
@@rastafarilion441 In Britain, the king holds little power. A British citizen is as free as an American citizen is.
Stick that in your pipe Herr Goering... Fascinating time capsule
"Don't forget your gas mask" - Shows Churchill without a gas mask.
Happy new year 1940.
03:09 👍 Greatjob! Camera man of the year!
Is this Franklin D. Roosevelt and his wife Eleanor? 🤷♂
The year 1939 was a significant year in history, marked by several important events, especially with the onset of World War II. Here are some key events from that year:
1. **World War II Begins (September 1, 1939):** The most significant event of 1939 was the outbreak of World War II. Germany, led by Adolf Hitler, invaded Poland on September 1, prompting Britain and France to declare war on Germany on September 3.
2. **Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact (August 23, 1939):** Prior to the invasion of Poland, Germany and the Soviet Union signed the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, a non-aggression treaty. The secret protocol of this pact divided Eastern Europe into spheres of influence between the two nations.
3. **Invasion of Poland:** Germany's invasion of Poland marked the beginning of large-scale hostilities. The use of Blitzkrieg tactics, including air raids and coordinated ground attacks, led to a swift conquest of Poland.
4. **Soviet Invasion of Poland (September 17, 1939):** Following the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, the Soviet Union invaded Poland from the east, effectively dividing the country along the agreed-upon lines.
5. **The Phoney War:** After the initial German invasion, there was a period of relative inactivity on the Western Front, known as the "Phoney War" or "Sitzkrieg," where there were limited military operations.
6. **The Winter War (November 30, 1939 - March 13, 1940):** The Soviet Union invaded Finland, leading to the Winter War. Despite being outnumbered, the Finns resisted fiercely, and the conflict ended with the Moscow Peace Treaty in March 1940.
7. **Spanish Civil War Ends (April 1, 1939):** The Spanish Civil War concluded with the victory of Francisco Franco's Nationalist forces. Franco established a fascist dictatorship in Spain that lasted until his death in 1975.
These events in 1939 set the stage for the broader conflict of World War II, which would engulf much of the world in the following years.
Some folks think 2027. Will have a similar route,, with war with either chinxia or russia
Sigh, we need FDR over in the states right about now.
Man I wish there was a time machine
To… 1939?
BELLISSIMO VERAMENTE ❤️❤️❤️.
Nice
Funny that the battle of the river plate was not mentioned, perhaps it happened too late in the year.
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A different world back then... gay and sporty had a different meaning!
Now you have a glimmer of what Ukrainians are going through. Slava Ukraine!
Wouldn’t say it’s exact. Ukrainians are suffering much more than ppl in this little fragment of the video.