German officials surrender in Germany at the end of World War II in Europe. Nazi Marshall Herman Goring surrenders in Bavaria, Germany where he is questioned by Allied newspaper men. German Field Marshal Albert Kesselring surrenders. German Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt arrives in a car to surrender. Former Governor General of Occupied Poland Hans Frank is captured by the Allies. Captured German officials are taken away in U.S. Army jeeps. Former Regent of Hungary Admiral Miklos Horthy speaks to a U.S. official after his capture. Captured Nazi officials lined up.
U.S. tanks on fire just outside Wegscheid, Bavaria, Germany during World War 2. Column of American M-4 tanks halted on a road in the forest. One tank in flames after being hit by Anti Tank gun by enemy German fire. Heavy smoke columns rising up from the burning tank. Wide view of town of Wegscheid with fires and shell explosions in the town during battle.
U.S. Army tanks seen on fire in woods just outside the town of Wegscheid, in Bavaria, Germany, during World War II. M-4 tanks stopped on the road. A tank explodes. Fire and smoke rising up from the tank. Trees along the roadside and town of Wegscheid in distance. Several badly wounded American soldiers are removed from and around the burning tank by medics and other soldiers. The wounded U.S. soldiers are carried to nearby jeeps for evacuation.
U.S. Army soldiers in battle against German forces outside Wegscheid, Bavaria, Germany, during World War 2. Smoke from explosions in the foreground. Buildings and houses of Wegscheid in the distance. Church steeple visible in town of Wegscheid. American soldiers viewing battle through binoculars. Soldiers lying in prone position and firing rifles. Soldiers running in the forest. A medic treats a wounded American soldier.
U.S. Army 12th Armored Division on the move in Dillingen, Germany during World War II. U.S. soldiers roll 500 pound bombs over the intact Danube River bridge at Dillingen in Bavaria Germany. U.S. medium tanks with soldiers loaded onto it as they cross the bridge at Dillingen.
View of Hitler's famous mountain Eagle’s Nest residence, the Berghof, in the Obersalzberg of the Bavarian Alps near Berchtesgaden, Bavaria, Germany. View of the snow covered Berghof as seen below the mountain. Snowcapped Bavarian Alps behind alpine trees. U.S. Army vehicles in front of the Platterhof Gasthaus, known as the General Walker Hotel after World War II, in Obersalzburg, Germany. Some vehicles come and go in front of the Platterhof Gasthaus. 101st Airborne Division soldiers perform a changing the guard ceremony. An officer inspects the troops.