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The youngest stayer and his pacemaker (Germany,1928)

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Uploaded by on Aug 22, 2009

This highly entertaining docu was an item of the weekly news bulletin
of the German production company Emelka (Münchener Liechtspiel Kunst, MLK).
This Emelka Woche (Emelka week) was shown in the German theaters
during the 1920's and early 1930's.

I made this video file from a 35 mm nitrate copy that came in a little box with the text
"Filme fürs Heimkino" (films for the home cinema).
My theorie is that these news reports were given a "second life"
after the short period they were shown in the movie theaters. After they were expired
they were put in these boxes and sold for home use in small 35 mm projectors.

I date this film to 1928 because in one of the scenes a poster shows an announcement in the Rütt Arena on sunday october 7. The Rütt arena was build in 1926 and it bankrupted after a fire in 1931. Between these years, october 7 1928 fell on a sunday.

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  • very interesting,but very creepy

  • love the spatts.....wonder which theatre of war these 2 young fellas perished in....my guess would be they never returned from Russia...

    all you PC people, just shut up

    it's the tragic reality and deep sadness of what happened to German kids of that age in 1928

    eat, drink and be merry

    for tomorrow you will die

    a great film find

    thank you for posting

  • @sergentbelleck no it is real..

  • ....der Schrittmacher ist gemein ;-)

  • is ti me, or this looks fuckin shopped !!! ?

  • 1:50

    look at the pacemaker, thats so cute :D

  • Great helmets.

  • super, ja die berliner hasenheide, das ist ne zeit gewesen...

  • Dieses Video ist nicht nur wegen der beiden Hauptdarsteller und ihrer Vorführung ein sporthistorisch wertvolles Dokument.

    Es handelt sich auch um die einzig bekannte Filmsequenz, in der die Berliner Radrennbahn „Rütt-Arena“ zu sehen ist.

    Glückwunsch zu diesem Fund und danke für die Veröffentlichung.

  • Das ist einfach der Hammer! Geiles Video

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