Italian internees in Germany. A Italian officer on a podium. He gives speech and says that internees are free to take civil employment and are given choice to join auxiliary forces or to work in factory. The Italian internees cheer and being released from a German prison. (World War II period).
Chinese propaganda film. U.S. prisoners of war eat their meal as they sit around a table at a camp in China. A man goes through a magazine, another one looks at pictures.They share letters and photographs from home. Food laid out on a table. Men eat and write letters.
British troops of the Worcestershire Regiment wave their hats for the camera as they march toward the front during Battle of the Somme, in World War 1. Large number of German prisoners of war march the opposite war, toward the rear, under guard, to be taken to England for internment. They are loaded into railroad box cars for their trip to a French port of embarkation.
Red Cross supplies for prisoners of war during World War II. Supply boxes carrying food and other essential items piled up in a huge Red Cross warehouse. A sign on a box reads ' From: American Red Cross To: International Red Cross '. Men load boxes in a train to be transported to Munich. Train pulls away.
German prisoners of war under guard by U.S. soldiers, in an open field in France, during World War II. Two Luftwaffe (Air Force) officers are among them. Two German officers smoke pipes. American officers converse with two of the German officers. Two women, being questioned, sit in a field and look at papers and photographs proffered by American soldiers. An armed American soldier and a jeep in background.
Port of Cherbourg, France, during World War 2. U.S. soldiers in a jeep. Practically deserted cobblestone street in the city. rail tracks in the street. Raised barriers at intersection in road. Several U.S. soldiers seen. A Frenchman with his belongings, sleeping on the sidewalk. Telegraph office. Some residents walking along road with their dog. A U.S. soldier searching a German prisoner of war. Damaged port facilities.
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