Yalta Conference preparations in Crimea, Soviet Union during World War II. A few Russian Signal soldiers making wire splices during preparations prior to the Yalta Conference. A reel roller holding telephone wires hung beside the soldiers. One of the soldiers holding a wire. A soldier climbing up a pole on a road which leads from Sevastopol to Yalta. He climbs up to string wire. Signal troops atop a truck with wire laying equipment. The truck parked on the side of the road. Several trees on the side of the road. The truck moves along the side of the road stringing the telephone wire. Two soldiers behind the truck positioning the wires laid. The reel roller with the wires atop the truck. Two soldiers beside the roller.
United States Congressional group at Camp Lucky Strike in St. Valery, France during World War II. Senator Alben W. Barkley signs autographs for soldiers at the camp. He talks to American soldiers released from captivity. A member of the Congressional group talks to American officers. Group members look at a soldier's hand. A soldier talks to a member of the group who smokes a cigarette. Senator Barkley shakes hands with soldiers outside a tent.
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.
U.S. 7th Army soldiers, gathered in the Florian-Geyer athletic ground at Kitzingen, Germany, during World War 2. Several U.S. soldiers led by a field grade officer and an Army Chaplain, escort German spy, Richard Jarczyk, from the Provost Marshal's office. Jarczyk had confessed to sabotage and the killing of U.S. soldiers, behind the lines. He is dressed in civilian clothes. An MP jeep is seen parked in front of a soccer net in background. Several buildings visible around the field. A firing squad of eight U.S. soldiers stands in formation. Closeup of Jarczyk standing in front of a wooden post, with his hands tied behind him. The Chaplain appears to be listening to a statement from him. The field grade officer then ties a blindfold over Jarczyk's eyes. He is seen standing alone, in front of the post. Suddenly smoke arises from the pole and Jarczyk falls to the ground. Blood stain can be seen on the post. Officer confirms death by means of a stethoscope. A corpsman and another soldier place a white shroud around the body.
U.S. Army 12th Armored Division on move in Dillingen, Germany during World War II. U.S. armored vehicles move past a sign that reads 'Dillingen'. Vehicles of the 12th Armored Division in the town. German prisoners march down a road under American guards. U.S. infantrymen break down a door and enter a building. Two German soldiers run down a road. An American soldier climbs over a fence into a yard in search of a sniper. German prisoners march down a street. A one legged Nazi officer prisoner hobbles on crutches. American soldiers and vehicles move through streets.
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