Damaged buildings in Berlin, Germany. Reflection of bomb damage in polluted canal. People cross bridge over canal. Waves in water. Bomb damaged building and its reflection in water. Canal and damaged buildings besides it. Bomb damaged Unter den Linden. (World War II period).
Damaged buildings in Berlin, Germany. Bomb damaged Unter den Linden. Point of view from moving vehicle as it moves slowly down the boulevard. Pedestrians walk on street beside the ruined buildings. Horse cart on road. Damaged cars strewn beside road. Vehicles on road. Wreckage in foreground of damaged buildings. Heaps of rubble in middle of boulevard at some points. Some Linden Trees still standing, but many gone or heavily damaged. (World War II period).
German war prisoners in war crime trials in Nuremberg, Germany after World War II. A man goes out of court. Attention announces a person. Judge Geoffrey Lawrence enters courtroom with other officials. They sit on deck. Defense counsel makes plea to the court. Cameraman records the proceedings in the background. Tribunal see profiles while Judge gives reference of article 24 and adjourn the court for 15 minutes, so that defendants may confer with their counsel. Courtroom during recess. Defendants talk to each other.
German war prisoners in war crime Trials in Nuremberg, Germany after World War II. People talk in the courtroom. Judge call defendants to tell they are guilty or not guilty. He says to come and say in front of microphone. Judge calls Goering, he comes and speaks. Judge interrupts him to not make speech. He announces not guilty. Rudolf Hess , Joachim von Ribbentrop, Wilhelm Keitel, Alfred Rosenberg, Frick, Streicher, Walter Funk, Hjalmar Schacht, Doenitz, Raeder, Von Schirach, Sauckel, Alfred Jodl, Von Papen, Seyss-Inquart, Speer, Konstantin Von Neurath and Fritche. They all come forward to microphone and plead not guilty.
German war prisoners in war crime Trials in Nuremberg, Germany after World War II. Prosecutor Robert Houghwout Jackson addresses the court. He talks about four mightiest nations of the world with help of 15 others. And Utilization of international law against people who terrorize world.
U.S. Marines of the 4th Division on Iwo Jima during World War 2. Several are seen loading a huge unexploded artillery shell onto a bomb disposal truck. They use the truck's built-in hoist and traveling crane to raise and move the shell into the truck . Closeup from rear as marines gently lower the shell onto sand bags in the truck bed. The marines then climb aboard the truck and hold onto its framework as drives drives slowly away. The truck is equipped with tire chains. View from rear as the truck drives toward a steep cliff on the shore of Iwo Jima.
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