Churchill In Germany (1945)

Unissued / Unused material.



Winston Churchill in Germany.



M/S Churchill climbing down from the plane. M/S as he meets Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery and shakes hands. M/S of the two at bomb site with American Generals. M/S as plane taxis in. M/S luggage being unloaded. M/S British officers talking. M/S plane. Various shots Churchill at Siegfried Line. M/S of the group at bombed building. M/S Montgomery, Churchill, and American officers. M/S people giving him three cheers. M/S as he makes speech, M/S as Churchill comes out of house, could be Berchtesgaden. C/U sign 'This was the Siegfried Line'. M/S Churchill inspecting bombs. Various shots of the group stood together and walking along.



M/S Churchill talking to a man whilst Montgomery looks on. Various shots bombed building, various shots Churchill. M/S of the washing on the Siegfried line. M/S Churchill making speech. Various shots Scottish pipers playing whilst he watches. Pan across pipers and drummers. M/S Churchill with Generals. M/S Montgomery, Churchill and officers stepping out of caravan. C/U British soldiers standing to attention. M/S Churchill watching gun being fired and meeting officers. M/S Churchill with soldiers. M/S of him getting off plane. M/S Churchill signing a bomb. C/U sign The Viper's Den'. Churchill walks along with others looking at bomb sites. M/S Montgomery talking to officer. M/S Churchill heading towards train chatting with people. L/S pipers.
FILM ID:2117.09

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