Hitler speeches remastered

[David1819]

I have found two clips of Hitler making a speech, Both are different parts of the same speech it seems

If you watch this

https://archive.org/details/HitlerExpla ... DGRENN360p

Then watch the first 30 seconds of this clip its the same speech but a different part and it has been remastered made clearer and attempts to add colour

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFNUdCtMXWE

Does anyone know what speech this is and where I can find the entire speech in remastered format?

[GregSingh]

Does anyone know what speech this is

10th of November 1933 at Siemens Montagenhalle in Berlin (Siemensstadt).

[J. Duncan]

Found this interesting speech....Hitler is speaking very rapidly and very animatedly. Video description says it was a speech in Essen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1t7SYmGC_Lo

[J. Duncan]

Same speech as above, only a different part of it (at 1:00 of pathe film clip). This speech looks almost like it was filmed on television...very clear, as if this was the 1950's instead of the 1930's. To American ears, Hitler sounds like he's ranting but in fact he is giving a passionate appraisal of his record thus far, asking the German people for their opinion of his accomplishments. There is also an interesting observation as the leadership makes their way through the avenue between the crowds...Heinrich Hoffmann trots ahead to take his pictures.. some youths rush him wanting autographs...he obliges a couple of them (using one of the youth's backside to sign) but some are pushed back to their places by security (Himmler is strolling with him, he stoops to pick up a piece of paper - as well as some SS guards)...can you imagine anyone doing that today? They'd be locked up for sure and prosecuted. After this, Hitler continues walking and turns to one side of the audience, throwing his hands out as if to ask.."more autographs!?" Here was the most hated man in the world at that time yet quite comfortable amongst the people, seemingly unafraid of the immense crowd.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WL5vFRBS9M

[GregSingh]

No doubt it is an Essen speech. But it took place on March 27, 1936 - not 1938 - in Krupp locomotive construction plant.

[David1819]

Does anyone know where these speeches can be found in full without any logos put in the corner or fancy music put in the background?

I wonder how much of them have been remastered or if it is just segments?

[ilovehistory]

I would be interessed too!