Lieutenant General Courtney Hodges of the United States Army at Master Tac headquarters area in Belgium, during World War II. Hodges and other official get down from a truck. Military car and an escort jeep arrive at the headquarters. A soldier uncovers plate with a 3 star symbol on the jeep and sedan.
Lieutenant General Courtney Hodges of the United States Army at Master Tac headquarters area in Belgium, during World War II. Soldier removes cover on front license plate revealing three stars on plate (representing the three star general), and then waits by open car door for General Hodges to enter the car. Hodges walks towards his car. Lieutenant General Courtney Hodges and Lieutenant General Miles E. Dempsey of the 2nd British Army walk out of a building talking to each other.
Lieutenant General Courtney Hodges of the United States Army at Master Tac headquarters area in Belgium, late in World War II. Lieutenant General Hodges bids farewell to Archbishop Francis J. Spellman. Archbishop sits in his car while talking to Hodges. The car drives away.
Naked dead bodies of victims at the liberated Ebensee concentration camp in Ebensee, Austria during World War II. Dead body placed at entry opening of crematory furnace. Inmates carrying dead bodies of victims into crematory. Dead atrocity victims on stretchers and carts. A young man or teenage boy, emaciated survivor of the concentration camp with a starved body, standing and watching after the surrender of Nazi SS German guards and liberation of the camp.
Two liberated prisoners nap in a truck outside a prisoner barracks while others supplies into the Ebensee concentration camp after German surrender. Armed guards keep a vigil. Priest at the barracks. View from mountainside down into valley at the entire concentration camp. (World War II period).
Prisoners of a Nazi concentration camp in Ebensee, Austria released after liberation of the camp at end of World War II. Starved, naked and extremely weak prisoners walk out of German prison barracks. These victims of Nazi atrocities, many too weak to walk, are carried by other inmates and aid workers. View of camp barracks with mountains in background.
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