Burial of Wöbbelin concentration camp victims in Ludwigslust, Germany during World War 2. German civilians bury dead of Wobbelin concentration camp, five days after the camp was liberated by Allied forces of the U.S. Army 8th Infantry Division and the 82nd Airborne Division. Bodies laid out near graves. A large wooden cross at the back of each grave. A jeep driven on a road. German civilians near dead bodies. A large group of U.S. and German officers stand at attention during burial ceremonies. German civilians speaks into a microphone.
Burial of dead concentration camp victims from the Wöbbelin Concentration Camp in Ludwigslust, Germany during World War II. German civilians and officers look at the bodies before the burial. People walk past the dead bodies from the Wobbelin camp. Some women place flowers on a grave. A few women cry. A group of U.S. and German officers stand at attention during burial ceremonies. Gathered civilians. Officers and soldiers salute. German civilians bury the dead.
Burial of Wöbbelin Concentration Camp dead in Ludwigslust, Germany during World War II. Branches laid out atop a filled wagon. Horse drawn wagons carry bodies of Wobbelin Concentration Camp victims from a mass grave made by the Nazis to a wooded area for burial under supervision of Allied forces. Soldiers at road side. Officers and soldiers walk in columns.
Decommissioning of Navy Service School in the United States. Barracks and a flag pole on a parade ground. Sailors lined up for a review. A flag raising and lowering ceremony. A flag at half mast. Sailors fold the flag. Officers, one holding the folded flag, and the president of the Ford Motor Company Henry Ford II review trainees. The trainees and the officers march off the field. A navy officer presents a flag to Henry Ford II. The trainees board buses.
A memorial service for Czech people killed in Lidice, Czechoslovakia, by Nazi German forces as reprisal for the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich. People walk for the ceremony. People observe silence for the people killed by the Nazi Germans after the assassination of SS-Obergruppenfuhrer Reinhard Tristan Eugen Heydrich. President of Czechoslovakia Edvard Benes puts wreaths on graves at the site where the burned down village of Lidice had been. Officers salute. Wreaths placed on the graves. Children gathered at the ceremony. Soldiers stand at attention. (World War II period).
Defeated German soldiers leave Holland at the end of World War II in Europe. German troops leaving Holland in landing crafts. Soldiers on horse drawn wagons in a line. A soldier on a tank. Soldiers walk in columns as they leave. Horse drawn carriages move in a line. People watch as the soldiers walk and push loaded carts across a village. Horse drawn carriages move past a village. The soldiers at the German frontier. A sign reads 'You are back in Germany don't fraternize'.
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