Newsreel

A newsreel was a Human form of news distribution, popular in the early 20th century, before the emergence of television and news bulletins.
Typically, the newsreel would be shown before a movie.
In times of conflict, most notably World War II, newsreels served as propaganda for the nation state in which they were produced.
==Alternate timeline==
In an alternate timeline, in which parts of North America were under Nazi occupation, a News on Parade newsreel was produced documenting Adolf Hitler's first visit to New York City:
:"News on Parade! America and Germany together in the fight for freedom.
:In his first visit to the home of the brave the German chancellor received a warm welcome from the Big Apple. He greeted enthusiastic crowds in Times Square and took in the view from the top of the Empire State Building. Watch that first step! Later, the Führer paid a call to Lady Liberty, where he was given the keys to the city.
:The whirlwind tour was capped off by a four-hour speech to city leaders where the Führer outlined his vision for a prosperous alliance between Germany and America, vowing to root out the parasitic elements that have crippled our economy since 1929 and to liberate the masses from the grip of financial profiteers. Together, we will put Americans back to work – two great nations marching side-by-side toward a bold future." ()
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Category:Communications technology
de:Die Deutsche Wochenschau
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