1943 Movies

The notion of socio-political outcry arises out of multiple superimpositions of Labour Day demonstrations, banners and speeches. The outcry also reach...

Made to support WWII war workers, this 1943 War Department Training film was part of a series that covers the care and use of essential tools such as...

From bayonet fighting to blasting bunkers, glacier climbing to sniper fire, here is the tough training that molded the leaders of Hitler's armies. Thi...

The workers of the Vickers Armstrong factory in Broughton assemble a Wellington Bomber in the record time of 24-and-a-half hours.

Documentary short film detailing the first high-altitude daylight bombing of Germany by American B-17 bombers.

WWII: The Japanese threat warrants a fortification of the northern territories, which prompts a herculean effort by the US Army Corps of Engineers to...

Al Donahue and friends sing us a song.

This short film was made by Central Intelligence Agency in order to train American AIOs (Air Intelligence Officers) with techniques for interrogating...

The building, sailing, battles and ultimate death of an American Navy aircraft carrier in the Pacific war are the subjects of this documentary short f...

An official U.S. War Department film restricted in nature and produced by the US Army Pictorial Service, “The Japanese Army and Navy” is a black-and-w...

Nazi propaganda film depicting American President, Franklin D Roosevelt, as indifferent to the social problems in the United States, and altogether un...

A documentary showing the functions of the Army Air Corps' First Motion Picture Unit, which made training and inspirational films for the Army Air For...

U.S. WWII War Department training film -- "Infantry Weapons and Their Effects" -- covers the major infantry weapons in use by the U.S. Army.

A steamboat ride on Lake Zurich. Filmed close up to the machines, the operators and the passengers, the short film provides a multifaceted impression...

Royal Navy instructional film A191.

The film begins with a number indicating that the number of volunteers for the army increased sharply from 1938 to 1940 (by 35 times) after the Nation...

Dancing clowns and acrobats entertain a circus audience.

Emerson's Mountaineers sing "Little Brown Jug".

Retrospective on the history and the evolution, thanks to the technical progress, of the press filmed since the beginnings of the cinema in 1895 until...