Destroyed infrastructure in Berlin after World War II. An old German woman and men takes notes from a poster in Berlin. Destroyed buildings in the background.
Destroyed infrastructure in Berlin after World War II. German civilians walks on the streets. Damaged buildings in the background. Heaps of debris. People on bicycles on the streets.
Destroyed infrastructure in Berlin after World War II. The street sign reads Unter Den Linden in Berlin. German civilians walks on the streets. Bomb damage at the subway entrance. Damaged buildings in the background.
Destroyed infrastructure in Berlin after World War II. A sign reads Unter Den Linden (station presently known as Brandenburger Tor) on the S-Bahn entrance in Berlin. Bomb damage to roof and interior of the Anhalter Bahnhof Station (Askanischer Pl. 6, 10963 Berlin, Germany). German civilians walk on foot and ride vehicles on the streets.
Destruction of infrastructure in Berlin after World War II. Bomb damage to the interior of the Anhalter Bahnhof station in Berlin. Rubble piled up in a square. Damaged railroad tracks at the station. Demolished buildings in the background.
Welcome of American forces by Czech civilians of Pilsen, Czechoslovakia in final days of World War 2, in Europe. Crowds of Czech civilians welcome Americans. They cheer and wave to Americans. U.S. Army GMC CCKW 2 1⁄2 ton 6X6 U.S. Army cargo trucks move along street in background. Closeups of the enthusiastic local citizens waving to the camera. They line the sidewalks and cheer, as two American jeeps lead a column of M24 Chaffee Tanks along a main street of the city.
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