Italian Prisoners of War carry their baggage as they move up a gangway to board United States Navy ship USS Wasp (CV-18) in Naples Italy after the end of World War II.
A newsreel titled 'Nazi war criminal executed' shows General Anton Dostler, a Nazi German war criminal arriving at the execution site in Aversa, Italy. General Dostler, guilty of ordering the shooting of 15 American soldiers during World War II, stands against a pole with his hands tied at the back. A priest recites a prayer as troops remain lined up. General's face is covered and he is executed by firing squad.
U.S. soldiers in Milan, Italy, near end of World War 2 in Europe. German women, Luftwaffe girls and Red Cross women are transported to other places in trucks. German prisoners of war (POW) driving their own convoy, unescorted, heading towards U.S. lines.
United States Army soldiers in Milan, Italy during World War II. U.S. tanks, Red Cross trucks, and other military vehicles enter Milan. Soldiers aboard the vehicles. Italian civilians cheer. Buildings in the background. Banner hanging over the street reads “W.I. LIBERATORI”.
The U.S. soldiers in Vergato, Italy during World War II. Men of the 'C' Company, 16th Engineer Battalion, 1st Armored Division working in an area. They tape the mine cleared area across the Reno River.
The U.S. soldiers in Vergato, Italy during World War II. Soldiers probing streets of the city for mines. Destroyed buildings and rubble in the city. Armored vehicles of the 1st Armored Division corner a street intersection. Engineer soldier directs U.S. Army armored half-track vehicles through the mined area.