Mass movement of German refugees in Germany during World War II. The refugees wait at the curb of the streets with their luggage. A woman gives medicine to her child. A policeman on a street. Trucks driven through the streets. Buildings and trees in the background. A small group of refugees waits alongside a highway. They signal to the trucks for a lift. The refugees walk with their belongings along a country road. They sit and relax along the roadside after walking for a long time.
Mass movement of German refugees in Ulm, Germany after World War II. Heaps of debris in front of damaged buildings. German refugees gathered at a station with their luggage. Men resting at the station. Policemen check the refugees. The refugees load their luggage and get into boxcars at the station.
Mass movement of German refugees in Germany during World War II. German refugees haul a trolley loaded with their luggage through the streets. Trees on either side of the street. A truck drives past through the streets. A loaded truck stops alongside the refugees. The refugees load their luggage and board the truck.
Bomb damage in Worms, Germany during final days of World War II. Heaps of debris in front of bomb damaged buildings. Several U.S. Army soldiers are seen. German civilians search through rubble.
Infantry moves into Petersau in Frankenthal, Germany during World War II. U.S. Army soldiers fire rifles from the bank overlooking the Rhine River. Trees in the foreground. A path in a field. Artillery observers look through field glasses from their observation posts . Soldiers and vehicles of United States 302nd Regiment, 94th Division move through the town. The entrance doorway of a building with narrow gauge railway running through it. Two soldiers search German prisoner of war. Another soldier with a rifle stands guard. The soldiers fire rifles from the bank overlooking the Rhine River.
Activities at a Bailey bridge across the Rhine River in Remagen, Germany during World War II. The first American Bailey bridge across the Rhine River. Military trucks cross the bridge. Buildings in the background. A sign board near the bridge reads "This bridge is constructed by 148th Engineer Bn."
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