Upon arrival in New York City, by steamer from England, a British war bride Ethel (Barcham) Johnson with her child Carol Ann Johnson, is interviewed with her former American serviceman husband Herbert W. Johnson. She says she is on her way to Kansas City and feels nervous. Her husband says they are going to spend a few days in New York. The wife says she is looking forward to meeting her mother-in-law, whom she hopes will like her.
Red Cross women with Allied soldiers in Wiesbaden, Germany. Exteriors of Wiesbaden Kurhaus (Kurhauspl. 1, 65189 Wiesbaden, Germany) in World War II. A fountain in a lake. A band plays music. Soldiers and Red Cross workers are seated. A crowded dance floor. A member of 3rd Infantry Regiment Band sings into a microphone. People dance to the music.
Reconstruction of Cologne, Germany. American Military Government officials and civilians burn Nazi flags, emblems and pictures. Ruins on the streets is cleared. Men work in rubble. AMG men and civilian workers on a street clearing rubble. Food is rationed to German civilians by AMG. Women work in fields. Interior of offices show AMG workers and civilians.
American soldiers in Copenhagen, Denmark. U.S. soldiers and civilians in the streets of recently liberated Copenhagen. A soldier visits a jewelry shop. Soldiers and civilians attend Tivoli's Pantomime Theater. A soldier and a woman stroll in formal gardens. (World War II period).
Bomb damage in Berlin after World War II. German civilians enter a subway. Bomb damage in the foreground. Damaged buildings. A bomb damaged subway entrance.
An American soldier looks out from a tank turret. An American half-truck on a road. A convoy of military vehicles move ahead on the road. (World War II period).
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