Acting
The third Hagespraak in Lunteren. In this video, much attention is paid to the flag ceremony and the parade of the department banners.
NSB members and NSDAP members march to a site in Maastricht where a meeting of both parties is taking place. Members of the National Socialist Women's Organizations and the Jeugdstorm are present.
This film was produced by the Film Service of the NSB, the National Socialist Movement. As a result, these films may contain inaccurate, one-sided, and politically extreme ideas.
NB propaganda film about political meetings of the NSB and the NSDAP in Arnhem. In Utrecht, where Mr. Woudenberg and Mr. Van Genechten speak on behalf of the NSB, and an unknown person gives a speech on behalf of the NSDAP. The WA holds a parade there. A National Socialist meeting is also held in The Hague, at which F. Schmidt and C. van Geelkerken give a speech.
NSB propaganda film showing footage of the commemoration dedicated to the Flemish leader Joris van Severen, in which Joris van Severen's pennant is brought from Groesbeek via Arnhem, the Grebbeberg, and Utrecht to The Hague. A commemoration is held in all these cities.
NSB film footage of the solemn swearing-in of 3,000 NSB officials in the Galgewaard stadium in Utrecht. Among these officials are Max Blokzijl and De Bruin. Van Geelkerken leads the ceremony, during which the officials swear allegiance to Mussert. After this ceremony, Mussert delivers a speech.
NSB propaganda film showing footage of the first Hagespraak organized by the NSB in Lunteren. Participants from all over the country arrive in Lunteren by bicycle, car, or bus. Participants from Rotterdam and The Hague arrive by ship in Rhenen and proceed from there to Lunteren. Various people arrive in the traditional costume of their region. At the large gatherings, Mussert and Van Geelkerken give a speech. Afterwards, there is a picnic and beer is drunk. Probably an amateur film.
NSB meeting commemorating the ninth anniversary of the party Hees, v. / NSB. At this meeting, speeches are given by Mussert, Van Geelkerken, Woudenberg, Plekker, and Van Hees, among others. In the notes, an explanation regarding these NSB leaders.
