Symbols of the era - Artek

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Date: 19.05.2012
Country: Russia
Section: documentary
Tags: boy, girl, summer camp, sunbathing, swimming
Keywords: Artek
Description: The broadcast of russian TV channel TRO about pioneer camp Artek.
Video Added: 03.06.2020

Commercial margarine Mila 90s
Year: 1990
Country: Portugal
Section: commercials
Tags: boy, girl, sunbathing, swimming
Keywords: margarine Mila
Video Added: 02.06.2020

Blossom Time Down Under
Year: 1935
Country: United Kingdom
Section: chronicle
Tags: boy, swimming
Keywords: Pathe
Description: Boys skinny dip in a forbidden zone.
Video Added: 31.05.2020

Swimming in the Oresund
Year: 1950
Country: Sweden
Section: chronicle
Tags: girl, swimming
Video Added: 31.05.2020

Boys Camp (1920-1929)
Year: 1929
Country: United Kingdom
Section: chronicle
Tags: boy, summer camp, swimming
Keywords: Pathe
Description: Watch this rare silent footage of boys from Eton School in the 1920's camping at Cuckoo Weir and swimming in the river.
Video Added: 31.05.2020

Barkenhoff evening song
Date: 21.03.2015
Country: Germany
Section: chronicle
Tags: boy, girl, summer camp, swimming
Description: Heinrich Vogeler called the house "Barkenhoff" and turned it into an artist's home. The Art Nouveau villa became a meeting point for intellectuals and artists. Vogeler lived there with his wife Martha. The three daughters Mieke, Mieke, Helene and Mascha were born here. After separating from Martha, Vogeler founded the Barkenhoff community and work school in 1919. A metal and a wood workshop have been providing the residents work and bread, and the garden was used for self-sufficiency from then.

In 1923 the project "work school" got into financial difficulties, the Barkenhoff temporarily became a children's home and received financial support. In 1924 Vogeler sold the Red Aid building. The children's home had to be closed in 1932.
Video Added: 31.05.2020

The Swedish Institute for Racial Biology
Date: 02.06.2011
Country: Sweden
Section: chronicle
Tags: boy, swimming
Description: The State Institute for Racial Biology was a Swedish governmental research institute founded in 1922 with the stated purpose of studying eugenics and human genetics. It was located in Uppsala and as a governmental agency, it was the world's first of its kind. Its first head was Herman Lundborg.

For his doctoral dissertation, Lundborg had researched a form of genetic progressive myoclonic epilepsy first described by Heinrich Unverricht in 1891. In addition to giving an account of the disease, he traced an affected family back to the 18th century, an analysis unique for that time. He concluded that the family had genetically degenerated because of unwise marriages.

Under his leadership, the institute began gathering statistics and photographs to map the racial make-up of about 100,000 Swedish people. This research later became one of the foundations of a eugenic program of the Swedish government, which consisted of both voluntary and involuntary sterilisation of persons with negative genetic characteristics. The program was started in 1935 and lasted until 1975.
Video Added: 31.05.2020

Smoke sauna tradition in Voromaa
Date: 26.11.2014
Country: Finland
Section: reportage
Tags: bathing, boy, swimming
Description: The smoke sauna tradition is an important part of everyday life in the Võro community of Estonia. It comprises a set of traditions including the actual bathing customs, the skills of making bath whisks, building and repairing saunas, and smoking meat in the sauna. Practised usually on Saturdays but also before major festivals or family events, it is primarily a family custom whose main function is to relax the body and mind. Families take turns hosting each other.
Video Added: 30.05.2020

The liberation of Kharkov from the Nazi invaders (1943)
Year: 1943
Country: Soviet Union
Section: chronicle
Tags: boy, swimming
Video Added: 30.05.2020

Artek in 1930s
Year: 1930
Country: Soviet Union
Section: chronicle
Tags: boy, girl, summer camp, sunbathing, swimming
Keywords: Artek
Description: Vacation of soviet pioneers in summer camp Artek in 1930s.
Video Added: 30.05.2020