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American Military Government in Germany. A Bayreuth brewery fills a barrel while Sergeant Santana Cantu of Loredo, Texas, a member of the Ninth Armored Division, occupying force, looks on. Factories producing from availebale raw materils are licensed by the Military Government. Such surpluses as exist after the needs of the Military Government and occupying forces are filled either exported to other ...

Military Government of Germany, Temporary Registration, Zeitweilige Registrierungskarte van Eduard Böhmer " Eduard Böhmer, permanent adres K-Merheim, Dierich-Weg, huidige adres Holweide, Iddelfelderstr. 50 Köln" " Eduard Böhmer , leeftijd 64 jaar van beroep Schreiner." "Afgegeven op 30-4-1945"

Kuniaki Koiso, former Japanese Prime Minister (from 22 July 1944 to 7 April 1945) testifies before military tribunal. He appears as a witness in his own defence before the international military tribunal for the Far East sitting in Tokyo, November 1947. Kuniaki Koiso promised Indonesia's independence in the 'near future'. After graduating from the Imperial Japanese Army Academy in 1900 he went to the ...

Leo K. was born in February 1913 in Rzeszów, Poland. He describes his family. When the war [First World War] broke out his family resettled in the Hague, Netherlands. He describes the Jewish community and his family’s observance of religious traditions. He describes travelling between Antwerp and Holland after his parents separated. He discusses the rise of the NSB and other fascist political parties ...

American Military Government in Germany. Members of the occupying forces and the Military Government detachment work in close cooperation on matters affecting German civilians ans Allied troops. Left to right are : Colonel Walter Burnside, Chief of Staff, Ninth Armored Division; Major General John W. Leonard, Commanding General Ninth Armored Division; Lieutenat Colonel Ewing L. Lusk, Jr., intelligence ...

American Military Government in Germany. Members of the occupying forces and the Military Government detachment work in close cooperation on matters affecting German civilians and Allied troops. Left to right are: Colonel Walter Burnside, Chief of Staff, Ninth Armored Division; Major General John W. Leonard, Commanding General Ninth Armored Division; Lieutenat Colonel Ewing L. Lusk, Jr., intelligence ...

American Military Government in Germany. Troops of the ninth Armored Division, the occupying force in Bayreuth, inspect passes of Germans entering the city at a 'road block'. All civilians travelling on the roads must carry indentity cards and Military Government permits designation and purpose of travel.

American military government in Germany. Nazi Party officials rounded up by Military Government officials and Counter Intelligence Corps agents in Bayreuth are taken from the local penintentiary to an internment center fro questioning prior to prosecution. The CIC, operating closely with the occupying forces and the Military Gouvernment, is charged with the arrest and internment of war criminals and ...

American Military Government in Germany. The Reichsbank Building on Richard Wagner Strasse in Beyreuth, in which the Military Government has established headquarters. In this building, licenses, identification cards and permits to operate places of business are issued. Lawyers take an oath here and civil servants are examined for Nazi Party affiliations. This is one of the buildings taken over by the ...