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Service to the People? Duesseldorf Police Between Democracy and Dictatorship
Made on the initiative of the Düsseldorf police, this pre-war information film tells of police protection activity in the Weimar Republic. It is an historical document that proves what action the police in the late 1920s was endeavoring to make itself as a "friendly and helping" to the people. In addition the film includes an animated film by Hans Fischerkoesen about the police exhibition 1926 in Berlin.
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