A U.S. Air Force C-47 plane lands in Belgrade, Yugoslavia during World War II. British and U S, civilian and military officials disembark and are greeted by a U.S. military officer..
Two wounded soldiers walk out of a building. An officer gives wounded soldiers cigarettes to smoke. Officer lights the cigarette. A soldier with a fully bandaged face and hands smokes a cigarette and talks to the U.S. officer. U.S. officer removes the dressing from another wounded soldier's face. He checks the wounds on the soldier's face.
Group of nurses treat Yugoslav children. Large group of children gathered, along with some Partisan soldiers. Nurses examine a wounded boy. Close up view of boy with wounds on head and back. She checks his heart beat. Nurses treat other children. Allied soldier cameraman sits with two children who smile.
Marching Yugoslavian troops followed by soldiers of Yugoslavia riding horses. Civilians look on as the soldiers pass through a town during World War II. Soldier on horseback holds flag of Yugoslavia. Civilians gather to see the marching troops.
A United States Army plane lands in Belgrade, Yugoslavia (Present day Belgrade, Serbia). British and United States civilian and military officials disembark. Foreign officials greeted by Yugoslav officers. Official converses with the delegates.
Members of the War Cabinet arrive at 10 Downing Street, and leave after a late session. Chief of General Staff, Sir Alan Brooks, enters 10 Downing Street. Brendan Bracken and Herbert Morrison leave. Sir Archibald Sinclair leaves followed by Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Peter Fraser, Prime Minister of New Zealand, and his advisers leave Whitehall after Dominion Premier's Conference. New Zealand Prime Minister gets into a car. (World War II period)
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