A print of this film exists in the German Bundesarchiv. A truncated version was released in the German  DVD market a few years ago.  An uncensored, full–length excellent print transfer to DVD is for sale from International Historic Films in Chicago. Their DVD has a  full 21 extra minutes of battle footage censored in the post–war DVD version for sale in Germany. 

From our Collection, an autographed artist card from the Director, Charles Willy Kaiser, who was also a film actor in silent and sound films, prior  to directing, and who died in 1942. 

Here, also from our collection,  is an original 1936 handbill promoting the film for a Dresden area cinema:

Also from our Collection, a second colourful cinema handbill:

The remark under the illustration declares 'FLAMETHROWERS - TANKS - MACHINEGUNS - ARTILLERY OF ALL CALIBRES bring death and destruction in the fading light at day's end....."   followed by   "Youth can be admitted to the film." 

This poster is for an outdoor advertising column, a Litfass, and was printed in 1936 in Austria.

BELOW, a lobby card for the film from our Film Photo archive...