Marching To Germany, November - December 1 (1918)
1918 · Silent film · 26 min
- War
Synopsis
U.S. Army footage of American troops marching into Germany after the Armistice: units cross Lorraine and Luxembourg, parade through Trier, cross the Moselle and occupy Boppard and Coblenz, reviewed by Generals Parker, McGlachlin and Marshall. Col. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. also appears.
Synopsis, reviewed
Details
- Running time
- 26 minutes
- Language
- English
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- WWI
- Roosevelt, Theodore, 1887-1944
- United States. Army
- Cutters (Ships)
- McGlachlin, Edward Fenton, 1868-1946
- Luxembourg
- World War, 1914-1918
- US Army
- Parker, John H
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