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Politics - through the eyes of youth and age. Austrian chancellor's son and father. Kurt Schuschnigg (right foreground), son of Chancellor Schuschnigg of Austria, discussing the political situation with a friend of the ceremony commemorating the first anniversary of the Austrian Guard Battalion on the Holdenplatz in Vienna. Right background can be seen the father of Chancellor Schuschnigg in earnest ...

Kranslegging op de Amerkaanse begraafplaats te Son (Noord-Brabant) op de Amerikaanse Onafhankelijkheidsdag Independence Day door minister van Oorlog J. Meynen

Kranslegging op de Amerkaanse begraafplaats te Son (Noord-Brabant) op de Amerikaanse Onafhankelijkheidsdag Independence Day door minister van Oorlog J. Meynen

Sons of Abyssinian Minister make practice flights at Brooklands before going to the war front. Joseph Martin (black mackintosh) and Benjamin Martin about to go up for a practice flight at Brooklands.

Kranslegging op de Amerkaanse begraafplaats te Son (Noord-Brabant) op de Amerikaanse Onafhankelijkheidsdag Independence Day door minister van Oorlog J. Meynen

Reichstag fire inquiry Torgler's son and Mlle. Dimitrova arrive. Kurt Torgler (on left) and Mlle. Dimitrova arriving at Carey-street, for the resumed inquiry this morning.

Japanese Finance Minister prays for dead Son. Kneeling before the shrine in his Tokyo residence, M. Takahashi, the Japanese Finance Minister, uttered prayers for the repose of his second son, Korefeku Takahashi, after his death. Photo Shows: M. Takahashi kneeling in prayer after the death of his son. NI 1451

U.S. soldier meets his son for the first time. U.S. Private first class Fred Doughty, home from the European theater of war for a 30-day furlough before heading for the Pacific, meets his six-month old son, Frederic James, for the first time. Mrs. Doughty looks on in delight. Private Doughty is one of 14,289 officers and men of the famed U.S. 86th Blackhawk Division, who in 42 days of combat captured ...