Victory over Japan Day (V-J Day) celebrations on F Street in Washington DC, United States during World War 2. Aerial view of F Street and the Capitol Theater at 1328 F Street. Confetti and ticker tape raining down from windows above. The confetti being thrown out of government buildings. A soldier attempts to kiss a girl on a street. Sailors grabbing and kissing women against their will in front of the Fannie May candy store on F Street. People hold up newspapers with headlines that read "The war is over. Japs surrender unconditionally." Crowds in the streets. Crowds under the Capitol Theater marquee. Soldiers and sailors in uniform kiss girls walking by. Stacks of newspapers on the sidewalk are distributed. Citizens, soldiers, and WAC women in uniform pickup and read newspapers.
The film 'Farm Offensive' about people producing food for war in Victory gardens in Brooklyn, New York during World War II. Soldiers disembark from a warship. The soldiers move inland on a beach. They fire guns. A man drives a tractor. The tractor pulls a plow. Mules pull a machine on a farm. A tractor hauls a trolley carrying farm goods. A farmer on a seed sowing machine. The machine is pulled by a tractor.
A film about people producing food for war in Victory gardens in Brooklyn, New York during World War II. Farmers at work in a field. A woman works in a field with a shovel. Two women sow seeds. A man sows seeds. A man presses mud with leg. Another man watches. The women cover seedlings. A water container kept on a side. A child plants a tree. A water flask kept on the ground near the child.
A film about people producing food for war in Victory gardens in Brooklyn, New York during World War II. Mexican farmers on a field. Women sort potatoes. The farmers load sacks on trolleys in warehouses. A farmer in a field. Hens feed on the field. A farmer carries a bucket filled with eggs. Farmers pick orchard crop from trees. They put the crops in crates. The farmers load crates on a trolley. A harvester in operation on a field.
A film about war activities in Leningrad, Soviet Union during World War II. Damaged buildings of the Russian city. An antiaircraft gun position and a streetcar running in the foreground. Explosions on buildings as German shells impact. Injured Soviet people standing by. An old woman is made to sit on the ground. A woman cries. A young boy looking downward, sadly. A dead child lying on steps. People help clear debris in the streets following bombardment.
A film titled 'The war' about military activities in the United States during World War II. A bomb explosion on the Christmas eve. A wounded child cries. A blind man walks past the bombed houses. Soldiers present arms. People cry and walk as they are rendered homeless. The German troops march. People cry near the dead bodies. An animation of a globe depicting German,Italy and Japan occupation through out the world. The Japanese troops cheer. The United States Secretary of State Cordell Hull tries to stop the conflict. Newspapers stacked in a printing machine. The Japanese Ambassador to the United States Kichisaburo Nomura disembark from aircraft in Washington DC. The officials enter a building. The officials come out of a building. A Japanese aircraft carrier at sea. The Japanese aircraft bomb Pearl Harbor. A damaged aircraft. The dead bodies of the U.S. Navy men.
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