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Fraai affiche "Mens in Beeld - een educatieve voorstelling" met drie zwartwit foto's van beelden die in Zwolle staan, waaronder het beeld van Rodin en het verzetsmonument. Duur van de tentoonstelling: 22-2 t/m 31-3-1986.

Mr. Churchill visits R.A.F. men in France. Mr. Winston Churchill, the First Lord of the Admiralty, inspecting a guard of honour of airmen when he visited the Royal Air Force during his stay at the western front.

Represailles door de Duitsers - Putten. Putten, the village without men. The youngest man that was arrested by the Germans, had not the least dreadful adventures. He was sixteen in October 1944. After many wanderings he went to Bergen-Belsen, got peritonitis, was badly operated. The wound was neglected. When he was going to another camp, he hid among the dead bodies and escaped attention. He suffers ...

R.A.F. men back from Norway after bombing Nazi warship. The crew of a Hampden bomber leaving their machine on their return to Britain. They bombed a Nazi warship.

France calls up reserves. Now more than a million men under arms. The mobilisation order which has been poster everywhere in Paris. The numbers 2 and 3 on the poster designate the type of soldiers called up. The order says that the men are not to wait for individual notification.

ZAC Atletiek. De wandelploeg van ZAC te Arnhem. Men won daar de 4e prijs., 13-07-1941

Jewish refugees from Germany, former professional men, learning to raise potatoes, in training camp "Werkdorp" on the Zuider Zee

Represailles door de Duitsers - Putten. Putten the village without men (13). This is the village of Putten that lost more than sixhundred of its sons. Nearly all the woman are in black. If they are not, do not think that they did not lose somebody; they simply have no black clothes.

R.A.F. men back from Norway after bombing Nazi warships. The crew of one of the bombers that took part in the battle looking at bombs ready to be loaded for further action.

Ninth U.S. Air Force men entertain invalid French children. French children suffering from bone disease receive the visit of members of the Ninth U.S. Army's 387th Bombardment Group in the courtyard of the Hospital Callot, at Berck-Plage, in the Pas-de-Calais, department of France, August 4, 1945. Accompanied by the Mayor of Berck, the American airmen visited five hospitals in the town and presented ...