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German prisoners of war use saws and axes to chop pine trees in a forest area at Camp Evelyn in Munising, Michigan.
Activities of German prisoners of war at Camp Evelyn in Munising, Michigan during World War II. A snow covered forest area. The prisoners are wearing woolen hats and coats. A prisoner lifts up a wooden log and keeps it in a pile. Another prisoner helps him. They both hold a wooden log and stack it. Pine trees in the forest area. A heap of wooden logs in the foreground. The prisoners in the background. They use saws and axes to chop trees. A prisoner chops a tree with an axe. Another prisoner with a cigarette in his mouth uses a saw to cut the tree. Another prisoner comes in to help. The prisoners chop the pine tree with the saws. One more prisoner comes in for help. They all chop the tree.
German prisoners are rescued form a sinking ship and are taken to the United States in another ship.
German prisoners of war are transported from Britain to the United States during World War II. The prisoners at a dock in Britain. The prisoners on a transport ship. The ship starts sinking. The prisoners are rescued from the sinking ship. The prisoners on a rock. The ship sinks. A fleet of ships underway in an ocean towards the United States and prisoners on the ships. Buildings at a prison camp in the United States. The prisoners at work in the camp. The prisoners walk in a squad at the internment camp. Officers search the prisoners. German Chancellor Adolf Hitler at a podium. German civilians in a hall take an oath. Nazi insignia. The Germans walk with their hands up after a defeat.
Civilian onlookers shout and jeer at Allied POWs as Germans march Allied prisoners of war in Paris during World War II.
Mixed-nationality Allied prisoners of war (POWs) in Paris during World War II. Allied soldiers lined up. German officers and soldiers around the prisoners. Parisians watch as the prisoners are marched by German guards through the city streets. Allied prisoners massed in a square. German officers march the prisoners. Traffic moves past the prisoners. French policemen on guard. Prisoners cross shops. Parisian men and women watch as German officers supervise the prisoners. German-sympathetic civilian onlookers shout and jeer, and sometimes punch and trip the Allied prisoners.
Liberated prisoners of the Buchenwald concentration camp show signs of atrocities after liberation during World War II.
Prisoners of Nazi concentration camp in Buchenwald, Germany after its liberation by Allied forces during World War II. Liberated prisoners of the camp show markings on back of civilians coat on various prisoners. An aged prisoner of the camp dances in joy. A tortured prisoner shows his dislodged teeth by camp guards. Prisoner identification numbers tattooed on hands of prisoners. Aged prisoners of the camp smile. A young boy prisoner of the camp laughs.
Group of US, Czech, Russian, Yugoslavian prisoners cheering, waving and laughing at liberation of OFLAG XIII-B Camp Hammelburg (WW2)
Freed Allied prisoners of war at OFLAG XIII-B, known as Camp Hammelburg, outside of Gemünden, Germany during World War II. A group of United States, Czech, Russian, Yugoslav prisoners of war standing together along with the liberating 14th U.S. Armored Division soldiers. Two prisoners talk to each other. The prisoners cheering, waving and laughing. Two prisoners walk down the road smiling; one waving a copy of Yank Magazine, the other a chunk of bread. U.S. Amry M-4 tank crashes through barbed wire fence of Camp Hammelburg. A group of freed prisoners gathers. Several prisoners stand and pose. Mass gathering of elated former prisoners. Freed prisoners of war dash toward U.S. soldiers and embrace them. (Note: This was the conclusion of the originally failed "Operation Hammelburg", initially attempted by "Task Force Baum," under Captain Abraham Baum, ten days prior. Inmates at the camp included the recently injured and captured Captain Baum, and Lieutenant Colonel John K. Waters, son in law of U.S. Army General George Patton. LTC John Waters was injured during the initial rescue attempt 10 days prior and was hospitalized and not seen in this film.)
United States soldiers search captured German prisoners in Normandy (WW2)
United States soldiers and tanks advance on road in Normandy countryside during World War II. A tank covered in camouflage moving near hedgerows, passing by two soldiers. Soldiers moving in straight line. A United States soldier uses a field telephone. A soldier uses a walkie talkie onboard a moving Jeep. A soldier driving a Jeep in between hedgerows. Captured German prisoners march along a road while being guarded by an African American soldier. German prisoners lay down belongings during a search. United States soldier questions a group of German prisoners. Soldier frisks German prisoners. German prisoner pulls out his wallet. A German prisoner wearing glasses looks away. A young German prisoner displays a forlorn expression while being frisked. Man picks up cigarettes scattered on the ground. A prisoner holds his belongings while he waits for his turn to be searched. A frowning German prisoner.
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