Synopsis
Shot in August, 1940 -- less than two months after the French government surrendered to Germany -- this incredible home movie (?) shows some of the German staff in Occupied Paris. It's not precisely clear who shot this film or for what purpose, although almost certainly the original cinematographer was German. The fact that it has title cards in English, German and French however, suggests that the film may have been "liberated" after the war. The film starts at:22 with shots of the Avenue des…
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