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German snipers captured by Allies during liberation of Rome. Guarded by U.S. soldiers, German prisoners taken in Rome, squat on the ground awaiting transport to the rear. Although the Germans had declared Rome an open city, these men were left behind to fight a rearguard action in the Italian capital. After Rome was liberated on June 4, 1994, Allied forces cleared the ternal city of the remaining enemy ...

British Ministers meet French Ministers then continue journey to Rome. Mr. Chamberlain (left) and Lord Halifax (right) leaving the Quai d'Orsay with M. Daladier (second from left) and M. Bonnet to resume their journey to Rome.

La retour à Rome ... M. Mussolini après les accords de Munich. La foule acclame M. Mussolini, qui du balcon du Palais de Venise repond à son peuple.

Ciano finds a bit of old Rome in Spain. Count Galeazzo Ciano, the Italian Foreign Minister (centre) scuinting in the sun as he walks along the massive Roman walls of the old fortress at Tarragona, during his visit of friendship to Spain. On right, bareheaded, is Senor Serrano Suner, Spanish Minister of the Interior and brother-in-law of General Franco. Later, Count Ciano went on to San Sebastian to ...

L'arrivée à Rome du Maréchal de Bono, de retour de l'Afrique Orientale. Voici le Maréchal de Bono à son arrivée à la gare, ente le Sous-Secrétaire à la Guerre, le Général Baistrocchi et le Chef du Parti Starace.

Saar Committee of Three meets in Rome. The scene at the meeting of the Committee of Three. Baron Aloisi is seated third from left.

Rome fete l'anniversaire de la formation de la milice faciste. A cette occasion M. Mussolini commandant en chef de la milice passe en revue les officiers, au centre desquels se trouve le R.P. Rubino, chapelain de la milice.