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).
Tanks and vehicles of the U.S. 9th Armored Division cross a pontoon bridge over the Weser river in Germany during World War II. Seen are: M8 Greyhound armored cars, M24 Chaffee light tanks, Half-tracks, a truck filled with troops, and a Sherman dozer tank.. U.S. Half-tracks drive past houses in the town .
United States Army convoy passes on a street in Germany. Houses in the street. View of a wrecked bridge over a road. Demolition charge goes off on bridge. The United States tank on field. U.S. troops sit on the tank. Village burning in the background. Men in a radio jeep. U.S. trucks passes by a burning tank. (World War II period)
United States soldier roughly frisks German soldier. American officers interrogate German prisoner. A soldier guards German prisoner. Trucks roll by in the foreground. Artillery looks out post in haystack. Artillery spotters lie on stomachs. (World War II period).
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