The US Navy Presents The Enemy Japan Япония

1 hour "The land" By Joseph C. Grew - US Ambassador to Japan 1932-1941. Map of Japan on the wall. Japanese houses, streets, people, boats. Port. Fishermen. Rural life of the Japanese. Field cultivation, cattle grazing. The map indicates where what crops are grown and what products are produced. Plants. The ship leaves the shipyard. 2 pm "The people" Japanese troops pass through the city. Streets of Japan. Metro: train carriages, platform, people. Port. Factory. Newspaper printing. Labor in the countryside, knitting sheaves, thrashing. Consequences of a fire. Dining room. Machine production. Service in the temple. Kindergarten. Military operations of the Japanese troops. Military training. Rise in the barracks on the whistle. The soldiers are taking a shower. Bayonet attack training. 3 h. "The enemy Japan. The dream of Empire" Aerial bombardment of Japanese cities. Japanese soldiers and command. Map. Manchuria. Combat action. The soldiers are waving the Japanese flag. Japanese pilots. Airplanes in the sky. City bombing. Refugees show the pass to the exit from the city to the guard. Japanese army. Events before Pirl Harbor. Tanks. The soldiers in the water hold on their shoulders a bridge over which the army is ferried. The capture of the city by Japanese troops. Coal in the train. People push trolleys with cargo towards the ship. Meeting of the leaders of Japan and Nazi Germany on the territory of the latter. Japanese troops are coming. Bombing.

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