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French tanks moved up on the eastern frontline. Training tanks of the French Army returning to barracks outside Luneville, near Strasbourg.

Strassburg wurde wieder Deutsch. Deutsche Soldaten stehen nach 22 Jahren wieder auf dem Turm des Münsters und blicken von hier über die alte deutsche Stadt Strassburg.

French school children greet U.S. soldier. Children at a French School in Magnieres, near Strasbourg, in eastern France, smilingly welcome an American soldier. Several million French children returned to schools in the autumn of 1944, to take up their lessons free of German-imposed restrictions.

French manoeuvres along border. A group of soldiers on way to the east fortifications along the border, yesterday march 12 in the neighbourhood of Strasbourg.

Wiederöffnung der Reichsuniversität in Strassburg. Die 1621 aus einer Akademie hervorgegangene Strassburger Hochschule ist jetzt am 23.11.41 als Reichsuniversität wieder errichtet worden. Den Höhepunkt der Feierlichtkeiten bildete eine gross angelegte Rede des Reichserziehungsministers Rust. Während der Rade des Reichserziehungsministers.

General Gamelin, French Commander-in-Chief, reviews Garrison at centre of French defences on frontier. General Gamelin reviewing the Strasbourg Garrison accompanied by General Hering, Military Governor of Strasbourg.

General Gamelin presides over French remembrance ceremony. Before the ceremony, General Gamelin pays homage to the wardead at the Strasburg-Cronenburg cemetary.

Foto van Sherman tanks in open veld die vuren. Tekst achterop: "Tank-artillery in Strasbourg battle. Photo shows: American tanks at Gambsheim, ten miles north of Strasbourg, use their cannon as artillery in repulsing a German attack during the fierce battle for the French garrisoned Strasbourg, capital of Alsace"

German woman soldier treated by German nurse after capture. A German woman soldier is treated by a German nurse in an American ambulance after their capture near Strassbourg, France. Ten thousand prisoners were taken when the Alsatian capital was wrested from the enemy November 23, 1944, by General Jacques Philippe Leclerc's Second French Armored Division fighting with the Seventh U.S. Army. From D-Day, ...

Duitse propagandafoto voor krantenvitrine: Het originele bijschrift luidt: 'Door Anglo-Amerikaansche bommenterreur getroffen cultuurmonumenten. Links: de vernielde kerk St. Desir in het door de Anglo-Amerikanen zwaar geteisterde Lisieux in Normandië. Rechts: de over de geheele wereld beroemde en als onvervangbaar cultuurgoed der menschheid bekende Münster te Straszburg, die tijdens een terreuraanval ...