ADVANCE INTO POLAND (Reel 2 of 4)
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National Archives and Records Administration - ARC 44381, LI 242-MID-6158 - ADVANCE INTO POLAND (Reel 2 of 4) - DVD Copied by Nick Stoller. German. Series: Motion Picture Films From G-2 Army Military Intelligence Division, compiled 1918 - ca. 1947. Reel 2: Animated map shows battle positions of German Army as it goes deeper into heart of Poland. Adolph Hitler stands at side of road as German soldiers march past in their advance into Poland. Hitler examines map of advance. Troops on horse-drawn wagons advance into city. Smoke from burning buildings lies heavy along street as infantrymen make their way forward. Pan, destroyed area as fires rage within dwellings. VS, German troops move forward on horse-drawn vehicles. Soldiers and horses rest along roadway and field. Men clean their equipment and perform personal chores before moving forward. VS, horse-drawn vehicles, tanks, andequipment advance through wooded area, town and country roads. German general congratulates troops upon their entry into Poland.