Liberated victims of a Penig Concentration Camp in Germany during World War II. German uniformed medics carry women victims and place them on stretchers. Women lying on litters smile. Stretchers carried inside a hospital. Red Cross ambulances drive down a road. Ambulances pull up at the hospital. Litters unloaded from the ambulance. German medics lead wounded on foot inside the hospital. German nurses at the hospital. The wounded lying in beds. U.S. Army medics examine victims. A medic wraps a bandage around a woman's leg. A medic cleans a wound on a victim's back.
Jewish victims of Penig concentration camp in Germany during World War II. Victims on stretchers being placed in ambulances. A U.S. Army soldier leads a wounded to an ambulance. Soldiers bring women out of the concentration camp building. Stretchers being loaded into ambulances. The wounded feet of a victim. Wounds and lesions on buttocks of a victim. U.S. Army medics examine women lying in beds. Ambulances pull away from the concentration camp.
A film titled 'Suppressing foot and mouth disease' about the effects ad means of controlling foot and mouth disease in cattle. Men stand near a cow. Symptoms of foot and mouth disease in a cow. Mouth of a cow. Animated world map depicts countries where the disease is prevalent. A scientist looks into a microscope. Another scientist comes and confers with him.
The effects and control of foot and mouth disease in cattle. A document issued by the United States Department of Agriculture for prevention of foot and mouth disease. A herd of healthy cattle at a farm. A buffalo suffering from foot and mouth disease. Cattle at a farm. Men prepare to slaughter an animal suffering from foot and mouth disease to prevent spreading of the contagion.
The effects and control of foot and mouth disease in cattle. A herd of cattle graze on a farm. Sheep graze on a farm. Herds of black and white sheep graze. Two men read a notice. The notice reads 'Warning: Entrance forbidden'. A map depicts the states that were affected by the foot and mouth disease in 1914.
The effects and control of foot and mouth disease in cattle. Main carriers of the foot and mouth disease include animals and humans. A cat and a dog on a farm. Livestock appraised on a farm. Inspectors examine cattle for symptoms of foot and mouth disease. Condemned animals taken to a trench. A buffalo with faulty stepping suffers from foot infection. A dairy cow with inflamed udders. Infected cattle is buried. Dead bodies of the livestock. Quicklime is sprayed on the dead bodies. Inspectors disinfect themselves. Disinfectants used on the premises. Men wipe the floor. A man pours a disinfectant in a mixer and spray in on the floor.
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