car-driving sequence in both films. There are panning shots across the roofs of the old town, showing the city awakening before the rally starts in earnest. The camera angles and editing that made Riefenstahl's Triumph of the Will a ground-breaking film are already demonstrated in The Victory of Faith. Furthermore, Herbert Windt reused much of the musical score for this film in the later one, which he also scored. Preservation status After the war, it was assumed that all copies had been destroyed, including Riefenstahl's personal copy, making it a lost film. In the 1980s, a copy turned up in the German Democratic Republic's film archives. Leni Riefenstahl's personal copy was later discovered in the UK as she left a copy there in 1934. That is the sole surviving copy which has been remastered. See also Leni Riefenstahl List of German films 1933-1945 Nazism and cinema Nazi propaganda List of rediscovered films Nuremberg rallies Festliches Nürnberg References External links 1933 documentary films 1933 films German documentary films 1930s German-language films Nazi propaganda films German black-and-white films Films of Nazi Germany Films about Adolf Hitler Nuremberg Rally films Films directed by Leni Riefenstahl Black-and-white documentary films 1930s rediscovered films Rediscovered German films UFA GmbH films 1930s German films