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Displaced persons treated at Cologne haspital. This baby is one of 900 displaced persons recently released from Geman concentration camps and now being treated by American doctors at the Seventh U.S. convalescent Hospital at Cologne, Germany. The child is suffering from malnutrition. She is being held by a hospital nurse and fed by Private Agostino A. Piete of Greenville, North Carolina.

Opgeblazen bruggen. Op de voorgrond de Hindenburg hangbrug, op de achtergrond de Hohenzollern brug. Tekst op de achterkant: 'Cologne'.

Gun-carriages rumble through Cologne as German re-occupation of Rhine continues. Gun-carriages passing Cologne Cathedral as the German re-occupation continued.

Tekst: Internationales Fliegertreffen Koln a.Rhein 23-24.9.1933.

Displaced persons are treated at Cologne hospital. Chaplain J.B. Sause, former pastor of Bethany Lutherian Church in Dermont, Pennsylvania, talks to Matzipura Vasim, a former slave laborer being nursed back to health at Seventh U.S. Convalescent Hospital in Cologne, Germany. The patient is one of 900 being treated at the hospital.

Nadat de bevolking door de Duitsers gemaand was om op vrijdag thuis te blijven, kwamen er op zaterdagmiddag soldaten om de mannen op te halen. De straat was eerder over het hoofd gezien en een speciale ploeg soldaten kwam de straat doorzoeken. Jans moeder keek door het raam naar buiten en er werd op haar geschoten. De gaten in de muur zijn altijd blijven zitten. Via de remise van de RET en het Maasstation ...

Verenigde Staten: Cologne captured by U.S. troops. Two German civilians, one with hands raised and the other carrying a white flag, walk down a street of Cologne which is being cleared by U.S. troops. Soldiers of the First U.S. Army completed the capture of the shattered Rhineland capital, third largest city of Germany, March 6, 1945, after an 11-day offensive.