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Commuter train arrives on the Berlin Stadtbahn, 1932

Name: Commuter train arrives on the Berlin Stadtbahn, 1932
Uploaded: 2026-09-04T00:42:44.623Z
Duration: 9 s
Channel: The March of Time (Outtakes)

A steam-hauled commuter train reaches a Berlin Stadtbahn station during the morning rush hour, passengers stepping out onto the crowded platform between the tracks. Opened in 1882, the Stadtbahn connected Berlin's eastern and western districts and carried hundreds of thousands of commuters daily by the late Weimar Republic. Such images of dense rail traffic served the newsreel's characteristic depiction of the pace of the modern metropolis.

Period: 1932
Credit: The March of Time (Outtakes)US National ArchivesPublic Domain (NARA) · Digitalisierung und Bearbeitung: © zb Media GmbH

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Clip name: HFE010295
Length: 0' 09"
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Frames per Second: 24 fps
Chroma Subsampling: yuv422p10le
Resolution: 1920 × 1080
Format: MOV
File Size: 193,226,004 bytes

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