SLATE INFORMATION: News-Letters Rouse Nazi Chief's Anger

GERMANY:
Gen. view Nazi Banners past...IN ROLL 5199

Top gen. view Nazi meeting & banners...IN ROLL 5047

Top view crowd with Nazi banners past...IN ROLL 5047

Semi view Goebbels recording vote...IN ROLL 5047

ENGLAND: Surrey:
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Semi view William Stephen Richard King-Hall (politician) reading German Newspaper "Angriff".

Stephen King-hall interview at desk SOT

Sound Effects.

King Hall says that he is not in the pay of the foreign Office & Halifax did not help him compile the letters and that he was trying to put the English case before the Germans.

Gen. view pan gigantic crowd on hill at Rally...IN ROLL 4658

Top view crowd 'heiling...IN ROLL 5047

Semi view kids...IN ROLL 5047

Silhouette of guards heiling...IN ROLL 7298

Gen. view Propaganda van throwing leaflets into street...IN ROLL 7298

Soldiers handing propoganda leaflets to people on train and front of train bedecked in Swastika signs

People outside building, men in hospital

People gathered on street and inside beside radio set

Barber listening to radio, young child beside radio

Semi view old men listening...)

3 quick scenes of printing montage...)

Semi view News-stand of German papers...IN ROLL 8666

Long view man selling papers...IN ROLL 8439

Semi view pile of books...IN ROLL 1891

Gen. view burning books in street...IN ROLL 1891

Pan from Nazis past to burning books...IN ROLL 1891

Semi view Dr. Goebbels saluting...IN ROLL 1891

Semi view Swiss postman delivering letter to girl on bike.

Semi view Swiss postman delivers letter thru' window.
(This postman is also a Swiss local Govt. official.)

ENGLAND: Surrey:
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King Hall interview SOT
- The fury that the Germans Propaganda met these letters shows that it was very necessary, and that to the best of his ability he was dealing with the truth.

Personalities - Politicians; Great Britain; William Stephen Richard King-Hall, Baron King Hall (1893-1966)