Glimpses of Western Germany

Name: Glimpses of Western Germany
Genre: Court métrage, Documentaire
Released: 1954-02-13
Duration: 9 min
Rating: 6.3
Cast: James A. FitzPatrick

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6,3/10

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe third of three different travelogues James A. FitzPatrick mined from Hone Glendinning's photography in late 1953 and early 1954. Lots of shots of the Hagenbeck Zoo, churches and streets ... Tout lireThe third of three different travelogues James A. FitzPatrick mined from Hone Glendinning's photography in late 1953 and early 1954. Lots of shots of the Hagenbeck Zoo, churches and streets comparing old and new sections.The third of three different travelogues James A. FitzPatrick mined from Hone Glendinning's photography in late 1953 and early 1954. Lots of shots of the Hagenbeck Zoo, churches and streets comparing old and new sections.

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6,3/10

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James A. FitzPatrick

Self - Narrator
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James A. FitzPatrick: During the recent world war, over 300,000 buildings, representing more than half of the city's total constructions, were completely destroyed. And although reconstruction has been at an average rate of about 20,000 buildings a year since the war ended, Hamburg, outwardly and inwardly, is still suffering from the ravages of war.

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Glimpses of Western Germany (1954)

** 1/2 (out of 4)

This TravelTalks entry takes us to Munich, Bremen, Hamburg and Heldefberg to see how the country has changed since the end of WWII. The movie plays a few minutes in each city and covers the Berlin Zoo, famous churches, the colleges of Heldefberg as well as some of the streets damaged during the war and what they look like now. This is pretty much right on target for this series as we get some great Technicolor as well as some nice narration by FitzPatrick. As you'd expect we get our history lesson and it's a pretty good one but at the same time I think the film really could have centered more on the country and the various changes that has happened from the war. I think this is the most fascinating aspect of the film yet this is only covered in a very short time.