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Het stencillen van het illegale blad 'Vrije Stemmen' te Goes. De oprichters van de eerste illegale bladen kwamen tot hun initiatief uit verontwaardiging over de Duitse inval en ergernis over hetgeen de gelijkgeschakelde kranten schreven. Voorts bestond er de behoefte om de bevolking te waarschuwen voor het nationaal-socialisme en op te roepen tot eensgezind verzet tegen de Duitse maatregelen. In 1940 ...

War is over, killing goes on. Photographer surprises some boys busied in making a small fire of dry bits of wood, into which they have thrown small shells. Knowing they will explode they are running away laughing. Games like these have brought enormous damage, caused several large explosions. Near Utrecht in highway bridge was blown up and several farms wrecked in addition to three people killed when ...

War is over, killing goes on. To combat the ever growing number of killings by carelessness with explosives a special Government service is making the rounds of schools in the war provinces. Trained men speak to the boys and girls, tells them of the danger and of their responsibility when playing with 'souvenirs'. The men are doing this work so well that countless dangerous projectiles and other material ...

Chancellor goes to the House to present his Budget. Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, leaving his London home with Mrs. Chamberlain to present his Budget to the House of Commons.

A Japanese liner goes down, victim of Germany's mine warfare. The liner's bow under water, seen from the starboard side. A lifebelt and loose timber are floating in the sea.

Mr. Chamberlain goes to Parliament to make his Budget speech. Mr. Neville Chamberlain's enigmatic smile as he left his home for the House.

Het leegstorten van kiepkarren tijdens de aanleg van de rijksweg tussen Biezelinge en Goes. Op de achtergrond de molen van Kloetinge

Mr. Chamberlain goes to Parliament to make his Budget speech. Mr. Neville Chamberlain with his wife as he left for the House of Commons.

Herr von Ribbentrop goes to Buckingham Palace to present his credentials. Herr von Ribbentrop leaving his residence in Eaton Square for Buckingham Palace.

Herr von Ribbentrop goes to Foreign Office to see Lord Halifax. Herr Joachim von Ribbentrop leaving the German Embassy for the Foreign Office, London.