Military Police in Cologne, Germany after World War II. They do daily exercises instructed by an officer of the United States Army Pedestrian and cyclists civilians on roads near huge buildings. Company of Military Police authorized by military government, arranged in files on roads. The company is inspected and drilled by a U.S. Army officer.
German newspaper printed by Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force (SHAEF) in Cologne, Germany after World War II. A military truck parked outside a courier building is loaded with the papers. Two soldiers of the United States Army with their rifles stand outside the building. A man and a worker load newspapers into the military truck. Notices pasted on the doors of building. The truck driven away after all the newspapers are loaded in it.
A company of new German Police Force in Cologne, Germany after World War II. The Force under supervision of Allied Military Government Government (AMG). The company performs drills inspected by their chief. The Military Police guards sit in their cars and drive for routine patrols. A United States Army Captain talks to the police chief and gives him orders.
The officers of the newly formed German police under the supervision of the Allied Military Government in Cologne, Germany after World War II. The officers of the Military Government Police get instructions from United States Army Captain. A company of officers stand outside a partially damaged police headquarter building and wear armbands given by the Army Captain. The U.S. Army soldiers talk to each other. The junior soldier distributes armbands inscribed with the words 'MG Police' to the officers.
Nazi Field Marshal Karl Von Rundstedt captured and in the custody of Allied forces in Weilheim, Germany during World War II. Field Marshal Von Rundstedt and his aides sit in a room. Major General Frank J. Milburn of the United States Army arrives and talks to them.
Forced visit of the German civilians to Buchenwald concentration camp by the Allied forces after World War II. Emaciated and tortured inmates lean against walls of the concentration camp. German civilians walk in the area of the concentration camp and women cover their faces. United States soldiers make them walk through the area of the camp. Several women weep at the sight of Nazi atrocities victims.
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