1925 (New) Self Defence System Taught Too Paris Police

Описание: The new self-defence system (Diodo) was created by Professor Wladimir Kasulakod. Professor Kasulakod demonstrates some of the principles of Diodo in these very short films.
Film 1: Published June 1925 in Pathé-revue film No. 24
Film 2: Published July 1925 in Pathé-revue film No. 28
Film 1: Description Title: A new system to defend yourself without arms that has just been taught to police officers.
Film 2: Description Title: Here are some new and very useful exercises on how to defend yourself without weapons.
Professor Wladimir Kasulakod was a Russian teacher of Jiu-Jitsu in the early part of the 20th Century and was the inventor of a self-defence system named Diodo. The Diodo self-defence system was based on the control of the adversary by pressure on the nerve points. He said that Diodo was developed from three arts: Jiu-Jitsu, Greco-Roman wrestling and catch as catch can wrestling.
In a 1924 French newspaper article on the Diodo system, he indicated that Boxing and Savate played a role in the system as well. He made numerous demonstrations in various cities, promoting his method to the peacekeepers and police departments.
This upload includes the originals films with their overly long story boards (descriptions in between each film) as well as a collection of just the films at the end. The films at the end are repeated first at normal speed then at a slightly slower speed.