Bomb damage in Berlin after World War II. The Brandenburg Gate or Brandenburger Tor (Pariser Platz, 10117 Berlin, Germany). Buildings near the Brandenburg Gate suffered heavy damage (Unter den Linden 74, 10117 Berlin, Germany). A large portrait of Soviet Leader Joseph Stalin stands in the middle of Unter den Linden. Red Soviet flags fly. Bomb damaged buildings on side of Unter den Linden. Wreckage of vehicles are also seen in the middle of the boulevard.
Bomb damage in Berlin after World War II. German civilians enter a subway. Bomb damage in the foreground. Damaged buildings. A bomb damaged subway entrance.
Bomb damage in Berlin after World War II. The reflection of bomb damage in water of a polluted canal. The canal is in the heart of Berlin. Ruins of building all around.
Bomb damage in Berlin after World War II. Unter den Linden boulevard shows bomb damage to buildings all along the street, as seen in point of view shots from a slowly moving vehicle. Ruins of buildings. Rubble on the streets .
A large group of German prisoners in an Allied prison camp. German prisoners of war behind wire enclosure. Wounded German POWs lined up. Dejected prisoners. A prisoner hides his face.
An American soldier looks out from a tank turret. An American half-truck on a road. A convoy of military vehicles move ahead on the road. (World War II period).
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