Robert H. Jackson and the International Military Tribunal Charter in Germany. Robert H. Jackson, United States Attorney General and the U.S. prosecutor in the Nuremberg Trials gives a speech accepting his appointment. The Chief of Council, Great Britain, France and United States sign the International Military Tribunal Charter establishing the laws of crime against war, war crime and crime against humanity committed in World War II. Names of the indicted Major War Criminals at the Nuremberg prison.
Czech civilians welcome the arrival of United States Army troops into Pilsen, Czechoslovakia during World War II. Czech peasant girls in folk costumes rides on American vehicles. Crowds gather along either side of the streets. Czech citizens cheer and greet United States soldiers and vehicles as they pass by. Buildings seen in the background.
Bomb damage in Berlin, Germany after World War II. Civilians pass by the heaps of debris of the damaged buildings. View of bomb-damaged Berlin Sports Palace or Berliner Sportpalast. Mural of ice skaters on a damaged wall. Sign board on a damaged building read "Berliner Sportpalast" (Ehemaliger Standort Sportpalast Berlin, Potsdamer Str. 172B, 10783 Berlin, Germany). Interior of the palace show bomb damage.
Bomb damage in Berlin, Germany after World War II. Civilians pass by the bomb-damaged Hotel Kaiserhof. Heaps of debris in front of the damaged buildings. Wrecked car in the foreground. The sign on a damaged building reads 'Kaiserhof'. Bomb damaged buildings on either side of the streets. The view of bomb-damaged Berlin's State Opera House.
Activities of the United States Airmen at an airfield in Germany after World War II. Airmen seated on field as they watch enlisted men play softball game against officers. Score board seen in the background. Enlisted men scored 4 runs in first inning. P-51 aircraft parked in grass on the airfield. Scorekeeper records a run for Officers in 4th inning, on scoreboard. Two airmen spectators sitting in German sport coupe automobile.
Refugees being housed, trained and taught in a factory in Europe, likely Germany. Aerial view of the factory and nearby apartment buildings. Clothes drying on line outside apartment building. A boy stands near tilted gas lamp post and a woman enters the building. Inside, the apartments are divided into tiny cubicles separated by hanging blankets. A woman holding a baby tends to a small stove with pot on top. A man and his wife, holding a baby in a small cubicle. The woman smiles and closes their blanket curtain. Refugee trainees work on machinery and equipment. A machinist working on a lathe, with sign on wall behind him that says something in German about language lessons. Children in an English class. The teacher writes in English on blackboard.
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