Civil police company in Cologne, Germany after World War II. They policemen stand in files and receive orders from the Military Government. Policemen holding the paper rolls of the order copies, receive orders from government officials. Civilian policemen sit in one of the cars parked outside their headquarters and drive away.
Officers of the newly formed German police. The policemen under supervision of the Allied Military Government get ready for duties in Cologne, Germany after World War II. The officers of the Military Government Police wear armbands inscribed with words 'MG Police'.
The officers of the newly formed German police under the supervision of the Allied Military Government in Cologne, Germany after World War II. The officers of the Military Government Police get instructions from United States Army Captain. A company of officers stand outside a partially damaged police headquarter building and wear armbands given by the Army Captain. The U.S. Army soldiers talk to each other. The junior soldier distributes armbands inscribed with the words 'MG Police' to the officers.
New government formed in Germany after the defeat of Nazis during the World War II. Leaders of the Allied nations meet and talk during the Potsdam Conference. Stalin, Truman, and Churchill seen greeting each other. Soviet Marshall Joseph Stalin's partition plans and aspirations shown on a map. Russian troops march in East Germany and Stalin and Khrushchev with other communist leaders of East Germany review a parade. Military and Civil Police guards march on roads of East Germany. Women police officers during the patrols. An investigative police officer or Stasi police escorts a detained civilian through a doorway marked, "Untersuchungs Haftanstalt Wittenberge" (Investigative Detention Wittenberg).
Many open automobiles carry high ranking Japanese officials, along a road in the Imperial Palace park in Tokyo, Japan. The cars drive past lined up Japanese policemen. The policemen assemble into formations on the park grounds. Some of them jog into position. They carry ceremonial swords. They parade en masse in the park grounds. Mounted policemen also parade beside them. Policemen stand at ease in the ranks.
The WPA (Works Progress Administration) project in New York. The Bureau of Criminal Investigation, New York State Police, in the Great Depression. Scientists and technicians work in a laboratory. A scientist using a microscope. A man shoots at a mannequin or dummy. A demonstration of a thief opening a safe. A sergeant and a police officer speak about the robbery. The officer speaks to a doctor about a report. The police sergeant goes to a house and interrogates a woman and a man. The man is taken to a police station for a couple of tests. Material from his fingernail is sent to the laboratory for examination. A scientist looks through a microscope. Stains on the thief's clothes checked in the laboratory. Views of vials and beakers and experiments underway in the laboratory. Newspaper headlines read 'Tom Brown found guilty'.
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