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Main caption: Maintenance of planes of the N.E.I. Airforce. Somewhere on the south-west coast of Netherlands New Guinea. NI 5172

Fishing. The state of mind of a fishing man is quite international. Embraced in nature, vlear over the seclar world het known an exquisite state while fishing. NI 1108

Aftermath of battle. Row upon row of American and German troops, killed in the first great onslaught on the French coast, await burial after the battle was won.

' At Oldenburg are now published a number of editions of German-language newspapers under the aegis of the Allied Information Control Unit. This photo shows the editors - British and German - putting an edition to bed. Holding the paper is Capt. A. Hartog of London, England, staff language expert. '

Beginning of the construction of Reich plants Hermann Göring in Linz. The ceremonial beginning of the structure of 'Reichswerke Hermann Göring' in Linz took place on Friday (13.5.) in the presence of Fieldmarshal General Göring. Fieldmarshal General Göring during his speech. Left: Gauleiter Bürkel, near him right Secretary of State Körner, Lieutenant General Christiansen, left from the platform Mr. ...

Death of a city. After nearly a fortnight of grim fighting Col. Gerhard Wihck, the German Commander, surrendered the skeleton of Aachen to the American First Army on 21st October. A long line of German prisoners marches to captivity through Aachen's wrecked streets.

Secret of Britain's anti invasion defences revealed. Round patches of oil on the surface of the sea grow larger. They will enlarge to form a continuous strip, when they will be ignited. Oil is projected into the sea from shore pipe-lines.

First pictures, taken secretly, of Tunisia's vital defences. Officers of No. 32 Squadron of the French Air Force meeting at the Tunis Palace to discuss details of an air survey of Tunis.

Baby Princess for Manchukuo Princess Hiroka, wife of prince Pur-Chieh, younger brother of the Emperor of Manchuko, is now the proud mother of a daughter at Hsinking, the Manchukuo capital. The baby has been named Princess Eissi. Photo Shows: Prince Pu-Chieh and Princess Hiroka (right) gaze fondly at their baby daughter, held by a nurse, in the Royal Palace at Hsinking. NI 1430

Westkepelle, Walcheren Island, Province of Zeeland. Results of bombs and shells. Here, where the Royal Marines landed, is the devastation facing repair squads. Note overturned boat on top of debris.

Normandy now. A few of the remaining residents of St. Lo, take their sunday walk along roads scraped out between rubble heaps. Nearly two years have passed since the allied armies landed on the Normandy beaches, but the debris of war still litters coast and countryside.