Tenth Sokol Congress 1938; Suzi's fourteenth birthday

Kodak Safety Film logo. Continuation from RG-60.7180 (no leading title card) with scenes of the 10th Sokol Congress in Prague. Athletic meet and calisthenic performance in a gigantic stadium. Simon Guttmann and family attend the big event, seated in the stadium at 01:18:47. Performance and spectators. 01:22:16 Title card: “Středoškolské hry 1938” More stadium demonstrators and coordinated exercises. Czechoslovak flags line the stadium. 01:25:17 Guttmann family in the stands. Airplanes. Spectators clap and wave flags. 01:26:36 Title card: “Sokolský průvod 1938” Procession in Prague city streets. Many gather to watch the parade, hanging out of apartment windows, waving flags, decorated streets. Business sign on building, “Slovanska Poistovna”. The marchers in the street, and man with hand-held movie camera filming at 01:27:08. More paraders, massive crowds. 01:31:03 Title card ”Bechyně I. 1938” Shop in resort village of Bechyně. 01:31:10 Steffi, Suzi, Sylvie, and another woman walk towards the camera on a sidewalk. The girls play in the grassy yard. Sylvie practices swimming with an instructor in a row-boat. Suzi and a teenage girl relax in the grass and take turns jumping in the lake. A man dives in. The family practices tennis with an instructor. 01:33:40 Celebrating Suzi’s fourteenth birthday on August 4. Family and girlfriends bring her flowers, presents, and cake. She receives a photo camera from an older man in light-colored suit (Simon?). They eat the sweets and Suzi practices with her new camera. Hosing off outdoors in the garden. Suzi paddles a kayak. Logo: Foto-Kino Wachtl Praha. End 01:35:18 Franticek (Frantzi) Stein is the sister of Steffi (Stein) Guttmann. Frantzi and his wife Mitzi did not survive the Holocaust, Zuzanna (Suzi) Guttmannova was born on August 4, 1925. She lived in Prague at Vězeňská 9 and was deported to Terezin on May 7, 1942. She was transported to Sobibor on Transport AAi on June 13, 1942 and murdered. Sylvie Guttmannova was born on April 7, 1929. She lived in Prague at Vězeňská 9. Sylvie kept a diary in the years 1941-1942, when she was aged 12 - 13, until her deportation with her family to the Terezin ghetto on May 7, 1942. From there she was sent one month later to the Sobibor death camp, from which she did not return. Also on that transport were her sister, Zuzana, and their parents, Simon (b. 16 February 1888) and Stepanka (b. 10 June 1895). Štěpánka (Steffi) Gutmann (nee Stein) was born on June 10, 1895. Steffi lived in Prague at Vězeňská 9 and was deported to Terezin on May 7, 1942. She was transported to Sobibor on Transport AAi on June 13, 1942 and murdered.