Groups of German prisoners of war after their capture by United States forces in Cologne, Germany during World War II. A German Shepherd dog mascot accompanies the prisoners of war. Two of the POW have bicycles. Some of the prisoners are smoking and sitting outdoors. Piles of debris and destroyed buildings in the background. Allied Military Police lead prisoners of war and pet dog away. A deserted street with damaged buildings and debris. White flags hanging from houses in the street. One white flag standing in the middle of a street. German street sign “Aachener Str." (Aachener Straße).
German bank employees retrieve money and bank records from a destroyed bank in Cologne, Germany after World War II. View of the entrance to ruined bank flanked by a pair of stone statues. Two Military Policemen stand guard in front of the bank. Bank employees walk out of the destroyed bank carefully walk over rubble.
Civilians watch marching French soldiers at the Place de la République in Belfort, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region, France during World War II. A policeman controls the crowd during the liberation ceremony after German surrender. Women and men cheering in front of the Monument to the Three Sieges of Belfort (République, 90000 Belfort, France). French military officials ride a Jeep. Allied flags hanging as garlands over the street. Monument to the Three Sieges of Belfort at the Place de la République. People running on the street in Belfort. French and Allied flags hang from windows. Marching band playing music as townspeople follow them.
Clip opens with dramatized scenes: An FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) agent visits a dock of a lake or river. The agent talks to a man on a boat. The man invites the agent to his boat. The agent gets on the boat to talk to the man. “So, what’s on your mind?” the man asked the FBI agent. A second man comes out of the boat cockpit as the FBI agent questions the first man. The second man corners the FBI agent at gunpoint. The FBI agent puts his hands up. The FBI agent swipes the gun from the man and points it to the two men. The agent successfully disarms and arrests the men. FBI training footage: A hand holding a Colt Official Police revolver. A student points a revolver within reach of a trainer. The trainer demonstrates different techniques of disarming.
A police detective visits an office. A woman leads the detective to a desk. Female employees are seen working at their desks. The detective sits and examines typewritten documents. The detective uses a typewriter to analyze an extortion note. Document examiner inspects typewritten samples at the document section of the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) laboratory. The examiner checks the typewriter standards file to confirm the make, model, and style of type for the notes. The examiner analyzes and compares samples. Typewriters on shelf behind the examiner. The examiner uses a magnifying glass to compare notes. He writes another note to analyze the sample. The examiner reads from a note. Sign reads “Court Appearances for Expert Testimony” above a map of the United States. The FBI document examiner marking characteristics of a handwriting to be used as court evidence.
The first annual automobile parade by the Automobile Club of America in Manhattan, New York City. Madison Square Garden is seen in the background. At least ten different types of cars, including electric and steam powered ones drive by. Some bicycles ride near the automobiles. Police officers walk nearby. A carriage pulled by a white horse is driven past the camera, and a horse-drawn hansom cab is seen waiting for the parade to pass.
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