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1965 Maryland State House Dolly Shot
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1940s - Adolf Hitler gives a speech to excited Germans, while a 1965 narrator connects his vision of unifying Europe to imagery of shoes, glasses, and teeth of Holocaust victims.
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1965 - Men are seen working at a molybdenum mill, where the concentrate is processed and loaded into drums for shipment.
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CANADA Curtain Flag Animation Transition, on Alpha Channel, Loop
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1955 - The Federal Republic of Germany is invited to join NATO, and Chancellor Adenauer signs the official documents (narrated in 1965).
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US - 1965 - in this horror film, a detective talks to a witness at a hospital and informs him of his findings, and what the next steps will be. The witness warns him to be careful.
USA - 1965 - In this drama, South American authorities provide a police escort for American military officers and scientists.
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1962 - Nikita Khrushchev protests speeches at the UN General Assembly by Secretary General Hammarskjold and Prime Minister Macmillan.
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1949 - Anti-NATO protests are staged in Moscow, but don't deter Paris from welcoming NATO's Supreme Commander, General Eisenhower, to their city (narrated in 1965).
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US - 1965 - in this student film, a student runs from a crowd of pursuers and escapes into a female locker room. Then, he runs outside and into a cafeteria, causing others to drop their trays. His pursuers stay close on his tail.
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1940s - As UN talks between delegates of western and eastern Europe stall, Soviet Russia emerges as a world power (narrated in 1965).
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1965 - Consumerism comes to Soviet Russia, a dominant world power along with the United States.
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1949 - Winter weather, power outages, and crashed planes hinder the progress of the Berlin Airlift but it is ultimately vastly successful (narrated in 1965).
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1949 - Konrad Adenauer becomes Chancellor of the newly formed western German republic (narrated in 1965).
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1947 - Winston Churchill gives a speech at the Hague on the importance of uniting a pro-freedom Europe.
1965 - Ice skaters compete in a barrel jumping competition.
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1948 - Czech President Benes and Foreign Minister Masaryk try to keep Czechoslovakia a democracy but face increasing pressure from the communist party, who ultimately stage a coup (narrated in 1965).
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1947 - Vyacheslav Molotov walks out of a conference about the Marshall Plan, which he finds insulting (narrated in 1965).
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1955 - With western Germany now a part of NATO, service members in foreign uniforms are come to feel like allies rather occupiers and industry begins to thrive (narrated in 1965).
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SAIGON - 1965 - SEATO nation flags are raised at the Free World Military Assistance Organization Building in Saigon.
1965 - Men are seen working at a NASA tracking station in Spain, following the progress of the Mariner IV spacecraft as it approaches Mars.
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1949 - NATO military leaders meet, and servicemen from North America and across Europe arrive with weaponry to defend democracy (narrated in 1965).
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1965 - Exteriors of NASA's Mission Control Center at the Kennedy Space Center.
USA - 1965 - In this sci-fi movie, a US Army general is alerted about radiation and kidnapped women in Puerto Rico.
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1956 - Premier Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev are invited to London (narrated in 1965).
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1953 - Joseph Stalin dies, leaving a vacuum in the Russian government (narrated in 1965).
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1947 - Soviet Russia rejects the Marshall Plan, urging a communist revolution and blaming capitalism for postwar problems (narrated in 1965).
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1940s - A number of factors make it difficult for people in different countries of postwar Europe to unify (narrated in 1965).
1965 - Governor Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner see off Cardinal Spellman in a helicopter at night.
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US - 1965 - in this student film, when a woman taps a man on his shoulder, he automatically lashes out, throwing her to the floor. When he realizes she's not a threat, he kneels next to her and apologizes. She flirts with him.
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1945 - The differences between post-WWII pro-democracy western Europe and the heavily war-damaged eastern Europe are compared (narrated in 1965).
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1965 - NASA technicians clean a heat shield.
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1965 - A NASA heat shield is taken inside the Cryogenic Building at NASA's Mission Control Center.
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1948 - Western European nations gather to sign the Brussels Treaty as a means of mutual security against communism, but their militaries have largely been demobilized while Russia's has stayed strong (narrated in 1965).
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1948 - Protests against the Marshall Plan spring up across Europe, backed by Stalin (narrated in 1965).
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1940s - Under Stalin's leadership, Soviet Russia imposes communism on annexed satellite countries (narrated in 1965).
USA - 1965 - In this sci-fi movie, scientists hurry to fix the wiring in a robot soldier's brain.
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CHINA - 1965 - Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin meets with Mao Zedong over territorial disputes but makes no headway (narrated in 1969).
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1948 - Soviet powers in Germany sector off a Russian area of Berlin and cut off supply routes to the sectors occupied by western forces (narrated in 1965).
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1965 - NASA technicians work on a heat shield at the Mission Control Center.
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1965 - Exteriors of the Cryogenic and Hypergolic buildings and Mission Control Center at NASA's Merritt Island Launch Annex.
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1965 - Soldiers patrol the border along the Iron Curtain in Berlin, and memorials are set up for those who died trying to cross to the western side.
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1962 - Sightseers enjoy New York City sights, including the United Nations and Empire State Building.
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1950s - Trade and industry rise in postwar Europe to meet demands of a higher living standard (narrated in 1965).