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Italy's Foreign Minister leaves for Rome. Count Ciano shaking hands with the chief of the Reichschancellory, Reichsminister Dr. Heinrich Lammers. F.l.t.r.: Colonel General Wilhelm Keitel, chief of the supreme command of the army, Bernhard Rust, Reichsminister of education, Dr. Heinrich Lammers, and R. Walter Darré, Reichsminister of agriculture. The chief of the protocol of the German Foreign Ministry, ...

German mines cleared from airfield near Rome. U.S. Army aviation engineers carefully remove an 800-pound mine, planted by the Germans in the grounds of the Ciampino Airport, southwest of Rome, before the enemy was forced to abandon the field during the Allied drive which liberated the Italian capital on June 4, 1944. After removing enemy mines and restoring damaged facilities, the Allies were using ...

Mr. Chamberlain bows before Tomb of Italian unknown warrior in Rome. Mr. Chamberlain makes a deep bow before the Tomb after placing his wreath.

Les troupes Italiennes destinees a la police internationale de la Sarre, ont quitté Rome. Les mitrailleurs et les fusilliers en complet équipement de campagne, qui ont quitté Rome et sont en route pour Sarrebrück.

Mr. Chamberlain places wreath on Tomb of Unknown Soldier in Rome. Mr. Chamberlain, followed by Lord Halifax (Foreign Minister) leaving the Tomb with Italian officials after placing his wreath.

Mr. Chamberlain places wreath on Tomb of Unknown Soldier in Rome. Mr. Chamberlain, followed by Lord Halifax (Foreign Minister) leaving the Tomb with Italian officials after placing his wreath.

Ondertekening van de Italiaans-Franse wapenstilstand op 24 juni 1940 in Rome. 'Waffenstillstand auch mit Italien unterzeichnet. Am Montag, dem 24 Juni 1940 fand um 19.15 Uhr bei Rom die Unterzeichnung des italienisch-französischen Waffenstillstandsvertrages statt. Unser Bild zeigt Marschall Badoglio bei der Verlesung einer Erklärung nach der Unterzeichnung des Vertrages an die französischen Delegierten. ...

U.S. soldiers link up Paris Rome cable. U.S. Army Signal Corpsmen clip a cable to guide wires strung on telegraph poles to complete the last link in the internationale cable between Paris and rome on the frontier between Modane in France and Susa in Italy, in the Maritime Alps in southern France. The new cable section laid by the U.S. Signal Corpsmen replaced an older section destroyed by retreating ...

Mussolini opens Europe's finest street at 10th anniversary of fascist march on Rome. Signor Mussolini cutting the tape opening the Via Dell 'Impero in Rome.