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Churchill is inspecting what he has committed. After a German attack of retaliation he is inspecting the ruins of the Docks and the harbour works at the Thames. His indifferent face makes part of his bloddy profession. But it will not absolve him abroad from his vile doing and speaking.

Represailles door de Duitsers - Putten. Putten, the village without men. Immediately after the German defeat posters appeared in several neighboring villages to call men to Putten. The widows mourn their husbands but life goes on and work must be done.

French and Americans play soccer match. During the four years of occupation, the French of St. Pierre Eglise consistantly refused to participate in sports with the Nazis. The Germans formed a football team and invited the French team to a match. The French refused. The invitation was extended periodically but never accepted. French and German teams played on the same field at the edge of town but always ...

Represailles door de Duitsers - Putten. Putten, the village without men. 'Do not complain, but bear and pray for force'. Putten is a religious village. The inhabitants know that God will help them.

Entirely devasted. The important Focke-Wulf plant at Marienburg East Prussia is seen to have been completely blanketed by bombs in this reconnaissance photo taken after the attack by Flying Fortresses of Eighth Bomber Command last Sat. Oct. 9th. Study of the photo reveals only one of the large buildings escaped direct hits but it has been damaged by blast from at least six near misses. Numerous FW ...

First photograph of City of Flint after her release. After having been released by the Norwegian authorities in Haugesund the City of Flint went to Bergen, Norway. Here she was photographed for the first time after her release but all plates were confiscated. Anyhow, we resulted in getting through it and our photo shows the City of Flint in the Bergen harbour. - Note in the background right the sign ...

Giant German transport destroyed in Tunisia. American soldiers examine the wreckage of a giant six-engined German transport plane destroyed by Allied air power at El Aouina air field near Tunis shortly before the Allies occupied the Tunisian capital in their victorious North African campaign against the Axis. The German plane was an Me-323, a type of troop-carrying transport which is towed to take ...