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'D-Day' anniversary in Normandy. Two U.S. miltary policemen patrol the demolished town of St. Lo, Normandy, a year after the Allied 'D-Day' landings June 6, 1944. St. Lo was the scene of some of the bitterest fighting of the war in Europe.

`v.d. Weele bekijkt met kennersblik de oogst!'; `Van der Weele bezig met zijn vrouwelijke tani's'. Malang kamp, Lampersarie kamp (Semarang). Teksten zijn na-oorlogs.

Ex.-burgemeester Voûte bestudeert ijverig zijn papieren. Schuin achter de beruchte S.D-er Willy Lages. Voute was van 1941 tot 1945 burgemeester van Amsterdam. In 1947 werd hij tot ruim drie jaar veroordeeld. In 1951 overleed hij.

German hospital in Cherbourg. Captain John D. Benzer, Lidgerwood, N.Y., of the U.S. Army Medical Corps, talks with a wounded German soldier in the Hospital Pasteur in Cherbourg while a German orderly feeld his pulse. Chunks of half-eaten bread and bottles of wine, coupled with untidy beds and the unhygienic ward, indicate the rough-and-ready methods of the Germand medical personnel. The patients were ...

General Eisenhower givens Freedom of City of London. U.S. General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander, signs the book at London's Guildhall during the Freedom of the City of London ceremonies in which he was awarded the traditional sword by the Lord Mayor. General Eisenhower is the fifth American to receive the Freedom of the City of London honor. He drove through London streets ...

General Eisenhower receives Freedom of City of London. U.S. General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander, shakes hands with London's Lord Mayor, at the Guildhall after receiving the traditional Freedom of the City of London as part of the ceremony welcoming him to the city. He was awarded the sword which accompanies the honor. Preceding the ceremony, General Eisenhower drove through ...

Een grote groep verzetstrijders die 51 mensen uit de Leeuwarder gevangenis bevrijdde uit handen van de S.D. op 8 december 1944.