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Represailles door de Duitsers - Putten. Putten, the village without men. Hope dies. In the first weeks after the end of the war many women of Putten looked out over the long road. But after a few weeks a dreadful certainty took away all the hope. Now the women look towards the future with new hope. Life is cruel but God must help.

Item is a negative of a photo taken of Sorensen’s uncle, Mozes (Maurits) van Dam, camping before the war. He was approximately in his 30s when the photograph was taken.

Benediction for fallen men at ceremony at United States Embassy, Tokyo. Lieut.General Eichelberger, Commanding General of the British 8th Army approaching General Mac Arthur, Suprem Commander-in-Chief of the Pacific forces, in the grounds of the United States Embassy, Tokyo. Group are from left to right: Lieut.Gen. Eichelberger, Gen. Mac Arthur, Admiral Halsey, General Wainwright (2nd from end) and ...

How women do men's war jobs. Girls Inspect Barrage Balloons. Barrage balloon seams are being cemented and inspected at a large U.S. rubber plant by girls of the American home-front forces of 4,585,000 women war workers. Inspection jobs are favorites among women war workers in America, for women have been found exceptionally efficient and patient in regard to detailed scrutiny of all types of war equipment. ...

Dahlerus tells story of meeting between goering and seven British Business men. Mr. Birger Dahjerus telling of the peace plotin the witness-box at Neremberg yesterday. A team of interpreters is translating his statements by means of the earphone system.

Tussen Zandvoort en IJmuiden is men bezig de Atlantikwall op te ruimen. Kanonnen worden gedemonteerd, bunkers worden opgeblazen en mijnen geruimd. Springlading is aangebracht

New British submarine disappears for 23 hours with 79 men on board during trials. Destroyers speeding to the scene of the disaster - picture from the air.

Crews from Bombed tralers arrive home. Officers and men from H.M. trawlers, the BradmanHammondLarwood, and Cape Siretoko,recently sunk after aerial bombardemnet off the Norwegian coast, arrived at an East Coast port. No loss of lifo was reported from any of the vessels. Phot shows: Seaman McRea, of HM trawler Hammonddraws his first pay after landing in England. McRea had been fitted temporarily with ...

French, Americans, clean up border zone. Working together, men of the U.S. Constabulary and the French Gendarmerie kept a non-stop watch on the border-line to catch Germans illegally crossing from one zone into the other.