German civilians around a bomb damaged building in Nuremberg, Germany during World War II. German civilians gather fire wood from bomb damaged buildings. Civilians line up with buckets as they wait to get water. Civilians walk with buckets of water. Bomb damaged building at the back.
U.S. Red Cross Clubmobile at the Hanover Concentration Camp in Hanover, Germany during World War II. Atrocity victims and survivors walk behind barbed wire fences at the camp. Survivors are provided with food. The survivors covered with blankets sleep. Men carry and bury a dead body. An AMG (Allied Military Government) sergeant checks a list of inmates.
German civilians at the Buchenwald Concentration Camp in Germany immediately after World War II. German citizens from the neighboring town of Weimar walk along the road to the Buchenwald Concentration Camp. They are shown lampshades made of human heads and human skin parchment made for painting pictures at the camp. Allied soldiers stand around. German citizens see an Allied soldier with a trenchfoot injury. They look at a truck loaded with emaciated bodies.
Dead bodies of prisoners at the Nazi Dachau Concentration Camp in Dachau, Germany immediately after the conclusion of World War II in Europe. Local town people view the piles of emaciated dead bodies stacked inside a building. Women cry and walk out of the building after viewing heaps of dead bodies of atrocity victims. A tour of a gas chamber shows an Allied soldier entering a shower bath area. Dummy shower heads, intake and outlet pipes, inflow and outtake gas valves in the gas chamber. Bodies in a crematory after removal from the gas chamber. Survivors of the Dachau camp.
East Meets West in Germany during World War II. U.S. Major General Emil F. Reinhardt, Commander of the U.S. 69th Infantry Division and Russian officer Major General Rusakov, Commander of the 58th Guard Division meet with their respective forces. They shake hands with each other.
First Jewish religious services on grounds of Dachau Concentration Camp in Germany after the camp's liberation. A European civilian speaks at the ceremony honoring those who died under Nazi persecution. Liberated prisoners and other people gather to listen to his speech. People stand holding flags.
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