Скачать или смотреть BERLIN, 1937: ALEXANDERPLATZ STREET SCENES (NO SOUND)

Note the small Nazi flags in F. W. Woolworth's window (right side) @1:30. Many American companies invested in post-WW1 Germany.

This video is from a collection donated to the Library of Congress by Julien H. Bryan. Bryan was an American lecturer and filmmaker who traveled Europe, making 35mm films between 1935 and 1938. He captured unique footage of ordinary people and life in pre-war Nazi Germany. This short film centers around the Alexanderplatz, a large public square and transport hub in the Mitte District of Berlin. The square is named after the Russian Tsar Alexander I.

Scene 1: Steam locomotives at Alexanderplatz Station.
Scene 2: Elevated railroad bridge, HERTIE Am Alexanderplatz.
Scene 3: Policeman directing traffic.
Scene 4: Shoppers at F.W. Woolworth's.
Scene 5: Public telephone booth, Oeffentlicher Fernsprecher.
scene 6: Postage stamp dispenser, men buying stamps