Reconstruction activities in Ulm, Germany after World War II bombarment. Men clear rubble by shoveling it near rail tracks. They fill mine cars with rubble. They haul the mine cars through tunnels. They haul empty mine cars. The men work on heaps of rubble. Damaged building in the background.
Activities of the American Military Government (AMG) officials in Europe during World War II. Displaced persons and refugees on the streets with their belongings. They haul bags, luggage, carts, and trolleys loaded with belongings. Jeeps move on the streets. The refugees, including women, children and men walk past damaged buildings. They gather in a field and sit and chat. The American Military Government officials interview men. Officers at a desk in an office. An officer talks over a telephone. He gives instructions to a woman officer to prepare for newly arriving refugees. Military personnel help children to get down from trucks at DP Camp. The displaced persons point at pictures placed on boards for various languages. They walk up the stairs of a camp office. Three soldiers interview a Belgian woman and her child. The displaced persons shown include refugees from Belgium, Netherlands, France, Russia. They are assigned to quarters in camps.
Activities of Displaced Person camp personnel and refugees in Europe around end of World War II. A sign board reads "Medicin" on a doorway. Doctors examine displaced persons and refugees in a hospital. Doctors perform physical examination of a woman and a boy. Woman applies lice decontamination powder agent to refugees standing in a line. The camp personnel, through the Red Cross and the UNRRA (United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration) give shoes to an old man and clothing to a needy child. A man rings a large gong bell at a DP camp calling refugees to a meal. The camp personnel serve food to the displaced persons in a large dining hall. Women and children seen in line receiving bowls of steaming hot food and drink. A sign board outside an office reads "Office of Military Detachment D3FI". Officers at desks interview the displaced persons. A Russian man from a German camp is interviewed through a translator. He wears a star on his jacket. A displaced French woman is interviewed by an American soldier. Group of displaced Polish men sit together and smoke, relax and chat in quarters with their countrymen. A man fills details in a duty roster form assigning displaced Polish persons daily routine activities in their quarters. In a Belgian citizens area, people play and chat. A girl sits next to a woman relaxing on a bed. A doctor examines a baby.
Activities of 19th German Army soldiers in Aalen, Germany during World War II. German soldiers carrying their luggage board trucks. A soldier shaves. Officers and the soldiers interact and eat. Buildings in the background. The soldiers walk towards the trucks. A directional board reads "Disbandment Center, German Army". Trucks loaded with German soldiers enter the disbandment center area. Trees in the background. The soldiers get down from the trucks and walk towards buildings. Long line of U.S. Army trucks filled with German soldiers being repatriated. They wait at side of road as Russian and German officers engage in discussions. German troops start walking through the checkpoint as German civilians watch from the sidewalk.
Activities of 19th German Army soldiers at a disbandment center in Aalen, Germany during World War II. Trucks loaded with German soldiers enter the disbandment center area. Trees in the background. The soldiers get down from the trucks and walk towards buildings carrying their luggage. German Children sit near a barbed wire fence. The soldiers get prepared for a medical checkup and enter the medical aid station. They receive a quick physical check by their own medics.
Activities of 19th German Army soldiers at a disbandment center in Aalen, Germany during World War II. German soldiers receive a quick physical check by their own medics at a medical aid station. They gather in a hall. A German soldier gives instructions to others for filling out Prisoners of War forms. The soldiers read the details on the forms. An official checks the questionnaires filled by the soldiers. Women work on typewriters. The soldiers get discharge pay from the officials. They sign the documents after getting the pay. Several soldiers of United States 12th Armored Division supervise. One American soldier uses an embossing machine to place embossed seal on discharge papers.
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