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Irish Free State President opens Election Campaign. President Eamon De Valera giving his opening Election Speech at the Microphone in Dublin.

Time The Weekly Magazine. Election Issue. Pony Edition. Vol. XLIV. November 13, 1944. Coverartikel over US General Joseph W. Stilwell, China, Burma, India.

Een film van het Canadese leger met diverse nieuwsbeelden zich afspelend tijdens WO II, o.a.: 1. De tekst 'Maple Tree Welds Holborn and R.C.A.F. (Royal Canadian Air Force)'; - Op het Londense hoofdkwartier van de R.C.A.F. wordt op ceremoniële wijze een boom geplant (Canadese esdoorn) door de burgemeester van Holborn, welke als teken van verbroedering is geschonken door de burgemeester van Ottawa, terwijl ...

First pictures from Madrid after elections. Socialist leader takes good news to political prisoners after election victory. Senor Largo Caballero leaving the Model Prison after announcing the good news to the political prisoners.

President Benes votes in Czech elections. The elections, round which centred a state of tension between Germany and Czechoslovakia, ended in a victory for the Czech National Socialist Party with the Communist Party second in the number of votes. President Benes and his wife leaving the polling booth in Prague.

First free election in Germany since Nazis assumed power. An interior view of aballoting room in Kreis (district) Usingen, Greater Hessen, early election morning. A German voter (second from left, background) hands his sealed ballot to a local election official (lowerright). In the background (right) other election officials check the name of a woman voter with the registration list.

Premier and his wife vote in Westminster by-election. Mr. Neville Chamberlain putting his vote in the ballot-box at Caxton Hall as Mrs. Chamberlain waits.

Les elections presidentielles. M. Painleve est officiellement candidat. Une photographie de M. Painleve price cet après midi à son domicile. Paris le 9 mai 1932.

German workers receive voting papersfor the first elections to take place in Berlin, German, since 1933. This has been allowed by the Allied kommandantura in all plants, factories and offices. The elections are now held in a democratic way as the labor union organization voted by the emplyees shall advise the managements in all questions and problems concerning the enterprises.