MS, a horsedrawn carriage passes a palace in Warsaw. CU of traffic cop in busy intersection at 01:13:16:00. Kiosk and vegetable stand on the street in Warsaw-three women are shopping at the stand. **From Julien Bryan's film "Poland the Country and the People" released in 1948.**. Date of Departure: 21 July 1950. Occupational Safety and Health Administration, "USS General M.B. Nazi poster. CUs, the listening audience. Coal mining. The passengers and the US military aboard the ship wave to the cameras. The building with arcs is the former Saxon Palace (Palac Saski). Scenic overlook with tables set up. In the BG a wooden coffin is moving past on the shoulders of some soldiers. Warsaw burning [most likely stock news footage] at 01:18:32, followed by shots of Poles taking to the streets of Warsaw to dig trenches to protect against the ongoing Germany army attack. Several CUs of shop windows displaying proudly the photos of Polish leaders, particularly Pilsudski, Paderewski and the current (1937) President Mosczieksky. He recorded this experience in both the book Siege (New York: Doubleday, Doran, 1940) and the short film Siege (RKO Radio Pictures, 1940) nominated for an Academy Award in 1940. General Information Immigration records, also known as "passenger arrival records," can provide genealogical information including: a person's nationality, place of birth ship name and date of entry to the United States age, height, eye and hair color profession place of last residence name and address of relatives they are joining in the U.S. A man in uniform (prison guard) enters the frame and demonstrates the operation of the guillotine. Three men digging in a pile of bricks. LS, overview of massive destruction in the city of Warsaw - bombed buildings. MCU and CU of dockworkers in Gdynia, loading materials onto ships for transport. CU, guard, boots. Market place (LS) with synagogue in BG. Sign "Unser gruss ist 'Heil Hitler'". The men hold up the parachute from the plane that has been torn to shreds. Army Transport Service and its successor, Military Sea Transportation Service, operated some of the refugee ships; others were operated under charter by 01:09:28 BDM girls with flowers, gardening. CUs, peasant woman selling wares, flowers. **, An animated map of Poland, designed by Philip Stapp. Young man in knickers and a cap looks at the camera before boarding, another young boy comes up behind him to board. In the 1930s, he conducted extensive lecture tours, during which he showed film footage he shot in the former USSR. Scenes of the chaos in the streets after the German air attack. The Union-Castle mailships ran from Britain to South Africa and took businessmen, travellers, immigrants, cargo in peace and war and, of course, the mail. 01:00:37 Displaced persons (DPs) on a transport sponsored by the IRO. Men rebuild road, rock-filled street. Outdoor caf - Kranzler. Crowd boarding "Hindenburg" ferry. More shots, families getting off trains. VS, of women sorting pieces of zinc on a conveyor belt before processing. She was transferred to the U.S. Army as USAT General M. B. Stewart in 1946. Views of streets and cars moving along. A woman pours tea. Patrons dancing on a revolving stage, lively scenes of musicians and patrons enjoying themselves for the evening. Man sings to a classroom. Cranes, crates, laborers. 01:19:40 CU, "Juden sind hier unerwuenscht" sign appears in two views along road. VS, inside near the furnaces, men coming out for a break and getting water, women sorting the ore before it is smelted, the conveyor belt from the mine shaft, men drilling inside the mine. This was a cargo steamer with limited accommodation for 13-1st class passengers. to retrieve any portion of the site. Repeat of earlier two sequences in black and white. 11:44 Sequence repeats. Genealogy Centre Contact Details Irish Family History Foundation Cana House Farnham Street Cavan Co. Cavan Email: enquiries@rootsireland.ie Families line up at desks where young men and women review their identity papers, create new documents, and arrange for them to emigrate to North America (Canada, United States), and various countries in South America. The brick schoolhouse and the teacher looking at the girls' work. VS of refugees filing off of trains and towards the ship. More scenes of country life. A man unloads huge sacks off a truck. Boys engage in wood carving and sculpture in the classroom. Entrance to Industry exhibit. Marching band and elaborate floats process while spectators line streets. Men gather in front of book store to see poster advertising Bavarian clergy, including Bishop Faulhaber. Airship construction. Women placing flowers and candles at graves. INTs wire factory (ECA slates throughout), workers, and equipment. DPs wave and the train departs. EXT building with several narrow smokestacks. The names of relatives, etc. Painted murals on church. Apolonia Wiktorzak was photographed in 1939 holding a loaf of bread, now 65 years old (Photo Archives W/S 47371). Anna Salen was built as the C-3 class ship M.S. A Julien Bryan production Knowing the names of some. MS, men & women marching in street, bridge in BG. 16 20 mm AA gun mounts. The coal mining compound, INTs, EXTs, LS. Mrs. Roosevelt exiting church with a bouquet of flowers and officials. Tram stop. Elderly lady buying a chicken and putting it in her shopping bag- talking to the woman selling it, young dark haired girl in the market. He flips through page by page. Movie cameras set atop automobiles. Children climbing on pile of rubble. **From Julien Bryan's film "Poland the Country and the People" released in 1948, shot 1936-1937. Is there an inventory, index, or list of records that would have been created (or received) by the National Archives at the time of the transfer? We recommend sharing as much detail as possible in your initial email, but we'll follow up if we have questions. The soldier then proceeds to tear off a piece of the wing and show the camera how it bends; several Polish men then carry the wing back into a garage. One of the young men packs his suitcase as all the family gathers round to view their newly created identity papers and make plans for the future. Driving on Autobahn. MCU, two young refugees talk to the representatives. Woman with a young child and carriage. Woolworth windows, storefront. Girls exercise in a gym. Rowboat on a river. Refugees and the crew of the ship wave to the camera as they enter the harbor. **From Julien Bryan's film "Poland the Country and the People" released in 1948, shot 1936-1937. Their coats have an insignia on the arm, and the women carry leather satchels.Two men accompany them. Women setting up chess board. Workers leave mill through gates. Truckloads of workers also exit the factory- they are all seated in open military style supply trucks.VS, EXTs the factory in Linz, smoke stacks, etc. A man with a WWI military medal in MCU (part of the same family) more shots of this family- they have everything loaded on a bicycle. Cut to MS, three women in the field digging for potatoes, CU of an injured woman. MCU, three people looking in the window of a bookstore. 01:14:50:13 The parade review stand, dignitaries, both military and civilian, hob-knob with each other at the review stand, high ranking Catholic church officials are in attendance, particularly Cardinal August Hlond, the Prelate of Poland, known for making antisemitic pronouncements, who called for a boycott of Jewish shops in Poland as early as 1935, after the death of Jozef Pilsudski. National Archives and Records Administration in Washington, D.C. Stewart (AP-140), USAT General M. B. Stewart, USNS General M.B. "Gepaeck-Abgabe" sign. Polish soldiers with guns walking through the streets. **From Julien Bryan's film "Poland the Country and the People" released in 1948, shot 1936-1937.**. 01:11:36 Boys looking at NS posters on fence, "Der Stuermer". VS, inside a church, CUs of icons. INT of apartment, clothing hanging on coat rack. Passenger arrival records may provide researchers with information such as: one's nationality and place of birth; ship name and date of entry to the United States; age, height, eye and hair color; profession; place of last residence; name and address of relatives they are joining in the United States; amount of money they are carrying, etc. Woman walks baby carriage, dog in middle of street, pedestrian. (Building is the one JB photographed in 1939 with sandbags and "Wagonslits" sign in Photo Archives W/S 47396). Small groups read books together outside. Man leaning against railing over river. Older man using oxen to run a grain threshing machine. . VS, Warsaw street scenes, an occasional peasant is visible in the crowd, but for the most part they are all well-dressed city folk. 01:09:03 Countryside, model village, German civilians walking. Civilians: men, women and children, some with Red Cross armbands, a group of nurses, etc. Three women walk along a dirt road, two carry firewood, one walks hand in hand with her young daughter. Man leads a seated audience in song with accompanying hand gestures. Scenes outside of the Anti-Bolshevik Exhibit (Antibolschevistische Ausstellung); uniformed Nazis with armbands line up to enter a building, several civilians enter as well (men and women). Several of the men are wearing armbands. MCU of the beefcake singing in unison. HJ, motorcycle. **, Animated map of Poland showing the industrial region of Silesia and its factories. Cut to nurses comforting elderly women who have most likely lost family members in attacks. The camera slates between takes indicate that this production was done in conjunction with the YMCA, which explains the focus on youth and their healthy development; the footage was most likely intended for use in an informational/documentary production for the French to encourage a return to routines of daily life that existed before the war. 01:01:53:14 CU: journalist and Polish soldier, soldier demonstrates how one of the guns on the plane would have worked. Women hoeing. Passenger lists for City Lines ships. Man plays piano. They gather around a table with two IRO representatives, one who represents the Venezuelan mission, the other who is a medical doctor, responsible for documenting the health of the migrs. INT, children in the classroom learning geography; pictures of buildings/bombing they drew. Handwriting on the side of the train says "US emigr. INT, shots through a window of a window washer. VS of the scene in the park, babies as far as they eye can see. Various scenes of China - children, cleaning wok on small boat, fishing, traveling shots from rowboat, home, scenic landscape views, fishing on river, ducks. CU of a man blowing a warning whistle, cut to a large statue of a mermaid wielding a shield and a sword, an unidentified bridge and the Vistula River are visible in the BG. Market, Barbican stairs, crowded square and church. CUs, spectators welcoming Mrs. Roosevelt. TRIMS of Poland 1936- not connected by subject matter. A worker counts the smelting ovens/jets. Polish cavalry on maneuvers in an open field. CUs, Dutch spectators. Manned by a civilian crew, she operated out of San Francisco in 1950 and into 1951 steaming to the Far East carrying combat troops in support of the Korean War. In an appeal heard in 1981, OSHA's view prevailed. MS, Julien Bryan and nurses talking in the hospital. They are piling chairs, pictures of the Madonna, plates, etc, outside on the ground. 01:00:18:04 LS, Krakw, Poland, Floriaska street, woman and a small child seated on a park bench in Warsaw, they accompany a baby, sitting up, in a large pram. VS of the park, but none that show the sign in context of park. BDM girls place flag in ground, write letters. Her husband shaves. EXT, MLS, new buildings in Warsaw. Camera pans to broken plates and cups in the rubble. Mother sitting with children on a park bench in Warsaw. However all records remain the legal property of the House and the Senate. More street scenes in Danzig, men's clothing store with men doing some window shopping. DPs with tags walk with luggage off train in line. He demonstrates again, this time we see only the shadow of his demonstration and not the machine or the man. INT, MS, IRO refugee processing center. . Nurses change babies, toddlers, beds, eating, washing dishes, cutting apples. In Krakow, MCU young boys with caps with the number "21" walking in unison and looking at the camera. (This is not Julien Bryan; probably Jules Bucher, cameraman who accompanied Bryan in Poland in 1936.) Additional shots of statues, buildings, and streets in Prague. Two children on city street walk toward camera. A male teacher helps her. EXT, glass building. VS, panoramic shots of the countryside. Farmers harvest crops in central Poland. Passenger Mr. Panton and family. JB shows a crowd his "Siege" book, next to his automobile. The sequence plays in slow motion. **, VS, preparations for church in Lowicz, Poland. [2] The ship was scrapped in July 1987.[1]. This scene was shot in the Pancraz prison in Prague postwar. **From Julien Bryan's film "Poland the Country and the People" released in 1948, shot 1936-1937. Paintings and sculptures located on the west and south walls of Room 3 are also shown. Index to GRG 41/34 - Index to ships (by year) and Passenger Lists (by number) 1888 - 1940 By ship name - 1836 to 1900 All are wearing traditional Polish peasant dress. Visitors inside the exhibition are seen looking at art in Room 3, including Otto Dix's "War Cripples" on the north wall (CU). EXT, market square, city unknown. Several additional shots of the ceremony. Grand Canyon. 01:00:58:05: Julien Bryan, along with a reporter and two Polish soldiers, examines the wreckage of this plane. The guard is in the foreground of the shot, and is seen mainly from the waist down, as a coat and a pair of boots in shadow.

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