A prison camp for Allied airmen at Dulag-Luft near Wetzlar, Germany during World War II. Prisoners leave camp on foot and in trucks. Prison camp area, liberated prisoners wave and smile. Many prisoners wearing bandages and with crutches. Several German soldiers under guard are marched past liberated men. They enter a building. Trucks filled with prisoners. Prisoners seated in truck wave. Trucks leave the camp area.
Russian and American troops meet in Torgau Germany during World War II, at the River Elbe. U.S. soldiers being photographed. American Major-General Emil F. Reinhardt, Commanding General of the 69th Division, with his Russian counterpart Major-General Vladimir V. Rusakov, Commanding Officer of the 58th Guards Division and American and Russian troops march on road. US, Russian, and British flags on display.
War damaged buildings of Berlin, Germany after the end of World War II. Men passes by damaged buildings. The Hotel Kaiserhof in Mohrenstraße, the Reichstag, and Hitler's Chancellory in ruins. People observe the damage inside the Reichstag. Burnt chair in a building. Soldiers check ruins as they find uniform of a soldier in ruin. A German soldier makes faces.
Aftermath of World War 2, in Berlin, Germany. Remains of a 12.8 Cm German anti-aircraft gun atop the Flak tower at the Berlin zoo. The Berlin Victory Column, in the center of the Tiergarten circle, is visible beyond trees of the park in background. Views of two rooftop conveyers for bringing shells up to the gunners. Doors open to reveal 12.8 Cm shells in place where they would be delivered to the gun crews. Spent shells laying on the rooftop, and twin barrels of 20mm anti-aircraft gun in background
Aftermath of World War II in Berlin, Germany. German anti aircraft guns and shells in a yard. Barrels of anti aircraft guns. View of the surrounding area.
Aftermath of World War 2 bombing in Berlin, Germany. Damaged German anti-aircraft guns with barrels pointed skyward. The remains of the damaged Flak Tower III Humboldthain in Berlin. (Flak towers served as air raid shelters for thousands of local citizens. They had batteries of anti-aircraft guns on their roofs.)
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