Interrogation of Japanese prisoners by U.S. Marines in Okinawa. Prisoners inside barbed wire. Various views of prisoners sitting inside stockade. (World War II period).
Japanese prisoners captured by U.S. 6th Marine Regiment 22nd Marines in Okinawa. Japanese prisoners behind barbed wire. Women and children inside enclosure. Other Japanese prisoners. (World War II period).
Bolshevik prisoners in Archangel, Russia. Bolshevik prisoners march under guard of U.S. soldiers. These soldiers are of 339th Infantry of American Expedition Forces. Faces of various Bolshevik prisoners. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
German prisoners in a fenced enclosure in Germany during World War II. Hilly terrain in background. German prisoners walk into a cage. Several captured Nazi soldiers in civilian dress. The prisoners of war (POW) march in lines. They are marched in the fenced area for segregation. Close up views of faces of German soldiers being interrogated by U.S. Army soldiers. A wounded soldier with a patch over one eye being interrogated. Several other soldiers are interrogated.
A prisoner's interview in Dachau, Germany. A crowd gathered to witness the interview of concentration camp victims. Father Michalowsky, a Polish priest, talks about his experiences as a prisoner of the Nazis. Another Polish prisoner interviewed. (World War II period).
Liberation of the Dachau Concentration Camp in Germany, near the end of World War 2 in Europe. Liberated prisoners in courtyard wave, cheer, and celebrate behind barbed wire fence. Bodies of 5 or 6 dead German guards seen in foreground, on an embankment just outside the prison fence. Prisoners parade in camp carrying flags of various nations and pictures of leaders Stalin and Tito.
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