Construction of railway tracks in Germany. Railway tracks and small huts. The railway track goes into a tunnel. A man works at the entrance of the tunnel. Cranes and machines above the tunnel on the ground. Work in progress in the construction site. Different locomotives and wagon machines under work. Railway tracks under construction. Several wooden logs piled up. Construction materials laid near the track. Men work with materials.
United States Army Air Forces Martin B-26 Marauders, a World War II twin-engine medium bomber, fly over targets in Germany. An outline of a single 50mm caliber machine gun located at the waist position. Enemy targets on the ground burn and black smoke rising. Several bombs dropped on the ground. Smoke rises from the German farmland. A few B-26 Marauders fly above the German landscape. A B-26 in flight over the Rhine River.
Wooded forest area, site of Nazi atrocities in World War 2: U.S. Army soldiers walk in woods and examine bodies of Jewish concentration camp victims near Landsberg Germany. The bodies lie on the ground close together. Some victims are wearing prison uniform pieces.
Soviet 83rd Division Command Post in Germany during World War II. A liberated Soviet Lieutenant brought up from the 83rd Division Command Post attempts to contact Russian forces by radio. Two German civilians stand next to him. The civilians leave the command post on bicycles carrying white flags. Soviet Lieutenant and Commander General of the 83rd Division stand near a jeep as they try to make a radio contact with Soviet troops. Two German civilians return to the command post. They park their cycles and enter a building.
Soviet 83rd Division Command Post in Germany during World War II. A Soviet Lieutenant seated in a jeep as he tries to make contact with Soviet forces through a SCR-284 radio set. German civilians carrying white flags return to the 83rd Division Command Post. The civilians talk to Soviet officers. An officer reads a piece of paper.
Former prisoners seen after being set free from Nazi prison camps in Germany at end of World War 2. The prisoners shake hands after being set free. The prisoners include Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia, Baroness Schuschnugg, German industrialist Fritz Thyssen and Baron Schell. The Baroness stands with a young girl and a man as she smiles after being set free. Other prisoners include Bishop of Clermont-Ferrand Gabriel Piquet, former Prime Minister of Hungary Miklos Kallay and Commanding officer of Greek Army General Alexandros Papagos. German Army General Franz Halder and his wife after being set free. Prince Leopold raises his coat collar to reveal his prisoner number. German General Franz Halder stands with his wife.
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