Reconstruction of Berlin, Germany. A department store in the U.S. Zone. People outside the store. They look in from the window. A damaged building. Men seated in rubble of the damaged building. A man seated breaks stones with a hammer.
Reconstruction of Berlin, Germany following World War 2. A shop and bombed buildings in the background. Civilians walk on the streets. Amusement advertisements on circular billboards. A partially reconstructed building. A sign reads 'Berliner Construct Program'. A man walks past the building. A poster on a wall. The Russian War Memorial. Old Reichstag building. Flags in front of the building. Traffic on the streets.
Reconstruction of Berlin, Germany. A building in the foreground. A sign board hanging from a pole. Vehicles drive past on a street. A double decker bus drives into a residential street. A building. People walk in front of the building. A magazine shop. Men look at magazines. A man buys a magazine from the shop. Civilians walk past the shop. Women look into the window of a jewelery store.
Bombed buildings in Berlin, Germany shortly after the end of World War II in Europe. Berliners walking along sidewalks past skeletons of bombed out buildings in Berlin, in July, 1945. Rubble has been cleared from sidewalks and streets, but is piled up alongside. Two women ride in a horse-drawn wagon, carrying what appear to be household goods. The damaged Potsdamer Bahnhof railway terminus station. People in the foreground. Ruins of damaged buildings in the area of Potsdamer Platz. Lettering atop the railroad station building reads 'Potsdamer Bahnhof'. Rubble strewn on both sides of the street, and pedestrians pass by along with a few horse drawn wagons. No motor vehicles are seen.
Bombed buildings in Berlin, Germany at end of World War II, in Europe. A damaged building. Civilians walking past destroyed buildings. Damaged brick walls of the Anhalter Bahnhof Station. Twisted rails and steel girders in a severely damaged railroad station. Twisted steel girders on a railway track. Bricks cascaded from destroyed Anhalter Bahnhof in the background. A damaged sign board. Ruins of a damaged building.
Early post-World War 2 views of damage to the German Air Ministry building (Detlev-Rohwedder Haus), Located on Wilhelmstrasse at the intersection with Leipziger Strasse, in Berlin, Germany. Opening scene shows large statue of eagle surmounting an enwreathed swastika. Scene shifts to Wilhelmstrasse, near gate to courtyard at center of the building. Gate is flanked by two eagle statues on pillars. There are pedestrians on the street and some cyclists, but no motor vehicles. Rubble lines the street, and one gaping hole is shown in the side of the building. All the windows have been blown out, and one wing is missing from an eagle statue. Closer view of the courtyard and eagle-flanked gate. Another heavily damaged area of the building showing section of exterior walls collaped revealing structural damage inside. Building entrance with "Heil Hitler" in an embossed relief stone decoration over the door.
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