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Red Cross aids Russians in Germany. Andreas Magnus of New York City, an American Red Cross worker, watches over a group of Russian children living at a displaced persons center in Augsburg, Germany. They are wearing some clothing distributed June 15, 1954, to Russians in Germany by the Red Cross. The apparel was contributed by local chapters of the organization in the U.S.

Red Cross aids Russians in Germany. Andreas Magnus of New York City, an American Red Cross worker, presents a sweater to a young Russian boy in Augsburg, Germany, June 15, 1945, as a group of Russian displaced persons look on. This was the first distribution of Red Cross apparel to Russian families in Germany. The clothing was contributed by local chapters of the organization in the U.S.

Inspect living conditions at Jewish center in Germany. Looking over living quarters of Jewish displaced persons at Landsberg, Germany, during an investigation of the center, are Judge S.H. Rifkin, theater commander advisor on Jewish affairs and Lt.Gen. W. Bedell Smith, USFET chief of staff.

Russian celebrate May Day in Germany. Russian children watch the May Day celebration at the displaced persons camp in Harm, Germany, May 1, 1945. Men of the 95th Infantry Division, Ninth U.S. Army, and British soldiers of a Military Government detachment were present. Hamm, captured April 6, 1945, by the Americans, is 50 miles northeast of the Rhine River city of Duisburg and was an important Ruhr ...

Red Cross aids Russians in Germany. A little Russian girl, a member of a family of displaced persons in Augsburg, Germany, receives a sweater from Andreas Magnus of New York City, an Amarican Red Cross worker, June 15, 1945, as a Russian mother holding a baby looks on. This was the first distribution of Red Cross apparel to Russian families in Germany. The clothing was contributed by local chapters ...

American Military Government in Germany. Captain Beverly R. Holstun, Food and Agricultar Officer of the Bayreuth Military Government detachment, examines marcaroni produced at a German factory for displaced persons. Hans Lauterbach, manager of the Knorr Mittelfabric, which is producing several types of food, primarily for displaced persons and other military requirement, is at left. The objectives ...

Children at work in the garden of Ilianiah, the JDC-supported facility near Apeldoorn, which housed 500 Jewish orphans from German Displaced Persons camps and Romania.

Jewish children at a communal Passover seder at the JDC-supported Ilaniah Children's Village, which housed nearly 500 Jewish orphans from German Displaced Persons camps and Romania.