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Normandy now. A general view of rusted landed craft piled up on Omaha Beach, scene of the original allied landing on june 6, 1944. Nearly armies landed on the Normandy beaches, but the debris of war still litters coast and countryside.

Nazi conference room after explosion. The arrow points to where Hitler was standing; when a bomb went off during a meeting of Nazi leaders July 20, 1944. Hitler received slight burns and cuncussion from high explosives but no serieus injury, according to an official Nazi statement issued in Stockholm. Thirteen of his personal staff were injured. This is a radiophoto received in London.

`Tekening no 1 Sijmbool krijgsgevangenenkamp Ned. beroepsofficieren Het Kgf.hemd, de braka, het slaveld (koolveld) en last but not least het 'prikkeldraad' Nürnberg - Langwasser Herinnering 6-'42' Nürnberg (krijgsgevangenkamp).

Living in a Dutch battlefield. She would be glad if she had an energeney-dwelling: with her husband and five children she lives in the cellars of the abandoned farm. Now she can cook in the open air, but what will she do when rain and snow will come?

Fighting round San Sebastian. An inflammable but bullet-proof barricade formed of bales of cotton protecting Government forces who are defending the approach to San Sebastian in the Guipuzcoa District south of the town.