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Former slave laborers are repatriated. In famous forty-and-eightboxcars, former French slave labores are en rout home from Braunschweig, Germany, where they were held by the Germans until freed by troops of the 83rd Division, Ninth U.S. Army. These are a few of many slave laborers being repatriated to France, Belgium, Poland, Russia and Holland at the rate of about 1,200 a day from Braunschweig. Allied ...

Captured German weapons. These are German weapons captured in Normandy. They are from front to rear, an M.G. 15, an M.G. 34and an anti-tank rifle with a grenade launcher.

The Dutch East Indies are ready. A speedy torpedo boat laying a smoke screen during naval manoeuvres in the Netherlands East Indies. NI 275

These are children learning farming skills, some of the 500 children at Ilaniah, who are working to prepare for life in Israel. These childrens' parents were killed by the Germans; the families coming from Romania, and in smaller numbers from Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Germany.The children were rescued by the Jewish Agency and AJDC and brought to Ilaniah, coming from very poor living conditions ...

Czechoslovakian troops are welcomed home. Civilians of Pilsen cluster about an armored car of the First Czechoslovakian Corps to welcome troops who arrived home May 18, 1945, from Dunkirk, France. Pilsen, 50 miles from the capital city of prague, was liberated by Third U.S. Army troops May 6, 1945, two days before the end of the war in Europe.

The Dutch East Indies are ready. Patrol boats cover many thousands of miles every week in guarding the fertile isles of the Netherlands East Indies. NI 274

Czechoslovakian troops are welcomed home. Resident of Pilsen, Czechoslovakia, welcome an armored brigade of the First Czechoslovakian Corps which returned home May 18, 1945, from Dunkirk, France. Pilsen, 50 miles from the Czech capital of Prague, was liberated by troops of the Second Infantry Division, Third U.S. Army, May 6, 1945, two days before the end of the war in Europe.

Czechoslovakian troops are welcomed home. Skoda workers who were forced to produce munitions for the Nazis line the streets of Pilsen, Czechoslovakia, to welcome troops of the First Czechoslovakian Corps May 18, 1945. The fighting men returned to their homeland from Dunkirk, France. Pilsen, 50 miles from the Czech capital of Prague, was liberated by troops of the Second Infantry Division, Third U.S. ...

The Dutch East Indies are ready. Dutch officers, mainly trained in Holland, control the Netherlands East Indies army of over 100,00. These two were photographed during manoeuvres, near Batavia. NI 256

The Dutch East Indies are ready. Thousands of Netherlands East Indians have been recruited for protective services on the isle of Java. NI 394