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Displaced persons treated at Cologne Hospital. This baby is one of 900 displaced persons recently released from German concentration camp and now being trusted by American doctors at the Seventh U.S. Convelescent Hospital at Cologne, Germany. The child is suffering from malnutrition. She is being hold by a hospital nurse and fed by private Agonstine A. Piote of Greenville, North Carolina.

French girl treated at American field hospital. A French mother kneels at the head of a stretcher bearing her daughter, who was wounded by German shelling in Normandy. Civilians as well as soldiers receive treatment at American field hospitals.

Dutch hospital Oranjearrives in Melbourne, September 1945. The red cross flag flies at the mast of the Dutch hospital ship Oranje when she berthed at Port Melbourne, carrying Australian soldiers releases from Japanese Prison Camps. NI 281

German hospital in Cherbourg. U.S. troops help evacuate German wounded from the ill-kept Hospital Pasteur in Cherbourg after American troops had captured the city June 27, 1944. U.S. Army doctors and nurses who investigated conditions of Nazi wounded ordered the fransfer of the entire hospital to more sanitary surroundings.

U.S. hospital helps young German. Under the fierce glow of two electric light bulbs, surgeons, medical orderlies and a young American nurse work against time to save the llife of a nineteen-year-old German prisoners, in an emergency hospital near the front in Normandy. The prisoner had two gunshot wounds and a fractured leg. One of the gunshots had punctured his intestines and bladder, necessitating ...

Displaced persons are treated at Cologne hospital. Miss Winona Sumter, American Red Cross worker, is shown giving a light to Ferdinand Hiszyn, 20-year-old Russian released from a German prisoner-of-war camp and now being treated at the Seventh U.S. Convalscent Hospital in Cologne, Germany. Miss Sumter is from Pawhuska, Oklahoma.

Dutch hospital cares for injured American paratroopers. A pretty Dutch nurse cheers up two American paratroopers in a civilian hospital in Nijmegen, Holland. The American soldiers were injured in the assault launched against German lines by the First Allied Airborne Army September 17, 1944.

General Hospital at Jahore, Malay States. A general view of the hospital at Jahore Bharu, Singapore, where former Dutch prisoners of war and internees who suffered for 3½ years under Japanese rule are now cared for by British doctors and nurses. These men have been evacuated from Sumatra. NI 5938

Dutch hospital ship Oranje leaves Melbourne for Batavia. The Dutch flag flying at the stern of the Dutch hospital ship Oranje. The Oranje left her berth at Princes Pier, Port Melbourne, on 23rd October, 1945 bound for a mercy mission to Batavia. NI 291

Casualties arrive at a British field hospital. Abyssinians wounded in the fighting on the southern front arriving on stretchers at a British Red Cross field hospital near Harar. A fleet of motor ambulances is kept busy patrolling the battle zone for casualties. The doctors of the British Red Cross stations are assisted by natives from Kenya, British Somaliland and other British territories.