Germany ten years after World War II. People in Frankfurt, Germany. An area in front of massive Bahnhoff. Dozens of strassenbahnens pass by and carry German working people. People move across a street. They move in and out of cars and the flow is unimpeded. The cars move in and out from all directions.
Germany ten years after World War II. Improvement in Frankfurt, Germany over the pre-war standards. A bomb damaged apartment building. A modern apartment building. Rheingau Alle, just opposite the Wacom Circle stands the mammoth new ultra modern public administration building. Trucks and automobile traffic in front of the building.
Germany ten years after World War II. Improvement in Frankfurt, Germany over the pre-war standards. One of the few damaged buildings and a new bank building. The top of the building reads 'Firestone Rifen' and a sign reads 'Phoenix'. Traffic in front of the building. A large modern building with a sign on the top which reads 'Nitag'. Traffic flow in front of it. A moth covered shell of a bombed out building framed with trees on both the sides and traffic flow in the background.
The 27th Criminal Investigation Department (CID) laboratory in Frankfurt, Germany. Hands holding a magnifying glass focus on a pair of scissors. A laboratory technician with the magnifying glass examines the scissors. The laboratory technician operates a vacuum type dust and lint extractor over an olive drab (OD) uniform jacket. The nozzle of the vacuum type dust extractor as it is run over a sleeve and the shoulder of a coat. A sign on a door reads 'Chemistry Laboratory'.
The 27th Criminal Investigation Department (CID) laboratory in Frankfurt, Germany. A CID technician makes time exposure on a bottle. The technician operates an enlarger on a bullet hole sample in fabric. A laboratory technician puts paper positive prints in a developing solution. The technician puts wet prints through a large drum drier.
The 27th Criminal Investigation Department (CID) laboratory in Frankfurt, Germany. A CID technician examines a 45 type automatic making a bullet rifling test through a cotton filled drain. The technician moves up behind the drain, fires a round into a pipe like opening and immediately thereafter recovers the bullet from the cotton waste. A technician operates a machine. A sign reads 'Firearms identification section, Ammunition, No smoking'. Two CID technicians examine large 11x14 prints of grooves and rifling marks on teat bullets. A hand rests on a photograph of groove markings on bullet samples. Pen indicated a similarity in various photos.