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Bremerhaven, Germany. This aerial view of the vast docking and warehouse facilities of the German port of Bremerhaven, now under control of the Ninth U.S. Army, was taken May 13, 1945. Bremerhaven is at the mouth of the Weser River about 35 miles north of Bremen.

Piet van Vliet was geen held, vindt hij van zichzelf, en ging mee met de razzia. Na de oorlog werd hij als slap bestempeld. De mannen die niet waren meegegaan hadden zogenaamd allemaal in het verzet gezeten zegt Piet. Per boot werd hij naar Wezep gebracht. Politieagenten, brandweer en NSB'ers mochten terug naar Rotterdam. De trein naar Duitsland kreeg een aanrijding. Piet wordt daar geëmotioneerd over. ...

Bremerhaven, Central Europe 1 : 100.000, sheet L3, GSGS 4416. Bijzonderheid : kaart is lichtelijk beduimeld en aan de onderrand beschadigd.

Giant crane carries German submarine at Bremerhaven. A giant floatig crane carries over the water in the port of Bremerhaven, Germany, a German submarine that was later sunk. It is of the 250-ton class, with three torpedo tubes, and was operated by a crew of 25. Two submarines of this model were in the port.

Duitse vloot: U-Boote. Giant crane carries German submarine at Bremerhaven. A giant floating crane carries over the water in the port of Bremerhaven, Germany, a German submarine that was later sunk. It is of the 250-ton class, with three torpedo tubes, and was operated by a crew of 25. Two submarines of this model were in the port.

First soldiers reenlist at 17th major port headquarters in Bremerhaven, Germany. Under the interested eyes of Col. E.H. Connor, Jr., port commander, s/Sgt. Francis L. Gardner, 204 Idlewild Ave., Tampa, Florida, signs the enlistment papers for another year. T/Sgt. Joseph A. Schultz, 812 Line St., Camden, N.J. meanwhile checks over his papers with the recruiting officer, Maj. J.H. Hoag.

First soldiers reenlist at 17th major port headquarters in Bremerhaven, Germany. Undet the interested eyes of Col. E.H. Connor, Jr., port commander, s/Sgt Francis L. Gardner, 204 Idlewild Ave., Tampa, Florida, signs the enlistment papers for another year. T/sgt. Joseph A. Schultz, 812 Line St., Camden, N.J. Meanwhile checks over his papers with the recruiting officer, Mej. J.H. Hoag.