Events during the Paris Peace Conference. Outer view of Adinkerke (or Adinkerque) railway station in Belgium. United States President Woodrow Wilson and King Albert I of Belgium along with the other dignitaries come out of the railway station. The French guards help them to board the motor car. The vehicle takes them on a sightseeing trip. Other dignitaries also board the automobile.
Events during the Paris Peace Conference. United States President Woodrow Wilson inspects the locks of Yser Canal in Belgium. He is accompanied by King Albert I of Belgium and the other delegates. President Wilson and others seen walking past a track along the side of Yser canal.
Events during the Paris Peace Conference. View of buildings in the city of Torhout in Belgium. Belgium flags seen through the buildings. Huge crowd is gathered to get a glimpse of United states President Woodrow Wilson. He stands up in his car to receive their welcome in a brief stop on his way home after the the Paris Peace Conference, on June 18,1919.
Explosion in coal mine leads to disaster in Borinage Belgium. Numerous people gathered on road. Rescue team approaches the site. Police men restrict men and women from entering the disaster site. Dead bodies. Men bring out a dead body from the mine. King Leopold II of Belgium personally supervises and instructs the rescue team in relief work. Wounded people sit on the road side while a woman cries. The burial procession accompanying the dead bodies to the grave. Thousands of people stand on the road side as the procession passes.
Exterior aerial and ground views of the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe or SHAPE (SHAPE, Rue Grande, 7010 Mons, Belgium) located at Casteau, Wallonia, Belgium, north of the city of Mons. Various participating national flags and official cars parked in the premises of the headquarters. The SHAPE emblem above the doorway of the building, including the words, "Vigilia Pretium Libertatis". Dress Military hats from various countries and military branches on a hat and coat rack. Near Wiesbaden Germany, at Lindsey Air Station, a large NATO symbol outside on a large sign, with a smaller insignia and sign in the center that reads, "U.S. Air Forces in Europe." A sign on a building stating 'US Air Force Headquarters Europe'.
Aviator Charles Lindbergh in Brussels, Belgium. Officials and officers accompany Lindbergh as he arrives at the Tomb of an Unknown Soldier at the foot of the Congress Column (Pl. du Congrès, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium). Lindbergh lays a wreath at the tomb. Officers salute.
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