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Experiment in light and shade. A Model Warship is Prepared for Camouflage Tests in the Admiralty Laboratory at Leamington Spa. Experts can reproduce the exact conditions of light and atmosphere for any sea in the world. Here a reading is being taken of the sun's angle relative to a ship before testing. When viewed she will be seen as if hull down on the horizon.

Poles recognise their seducers. Polish soldiers sent home from captivity looking in Posen on a placard showing them to whome they are owing their misfortune. In Polish letters they can read: England, this is your work.

Mounting the guard at the Fascist Headquarters in London. Reading out the orders of the day as guard was mounted at the Fascist Headquarters in Chelsea.

A message to Tojo. Somewhere on the south-west coast of Netherlands New Guinea, Australian ground personnel enddeavour to translate the message a pilot of the Netherlands East Indies Air Force wroteto Tojo. It reads - 'The Netherlands will rise again' (Nederland zal herrijzen). NI 5153 Curtiss P-40.

A message to Tojo. Somewhere on the south-west coast of Netherlands New Guinea, Australian ground personnel enddeavour to translate the message a pilot of the Netherlands East Indies Air Force wroteto Tojo. It reads - 'The Netherlands will rise again' (Nederland zal herryzen). NI 5154 Curtiss P-40.

A message to Tojo. Somewhere on the south-west coast of Netherlands New Guinea, Australian ground personnel enddeavour to translate the message a pilot of the Netherlands East Indies Air Force wroteto Tojo. It reads - 'The Netherlands will rise again' (Nederland zal herrijzen). NI 5155 Curtiss P-40.

A message to Tojo. Somewhere on the south-west coast of Netherlands New Guinea, Australian ground personnel enddeavour to translate the message a pilot of the Netherlands East Indies Air Force wroteto Tojo. It reads - 'The Netherlands will rise again' (Nederland zal herrijzen). NI 5156 Curtiss P-40.

Hitler opens party congress in Nurnberg. From left to right chief of the stormtroups Viktor Lutze, Adolf Hitler and Rudolf Hess while district leader Wagner read the proclamation of the Führer in which he repeated the necessity of colonies for Germany.

German civilians hear new laws. The only civilian policeman in Dernbach, Germany, acts as the town cryer March 27, 1945, to read the new rules of behavior laid down by Military Government authorities of the First U.S. Army. Eight miles east of the Rhine and east of the Cologne-Frankfurt autobahn, Dernbach was cleared as the Allies armies gained control of the highway.