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UNRRA displaced persons camp in Germany. Refugees use their skills to construct bunks for a United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration camp housing displaced persons in Wiesbaden, Germany. About 7,000 refugees from all parts of Europe, encluding 1,000 children, are housed in former German Army barracks. They live as self-governing nationality group communities, each with its own schools ...

UNRRA displaced persons camp in Germany. Children at a camp for displaced persons in Wiesbaden, Germany, listen to a missionary father recite prayers after making their first Communion. The camp operated by the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, the camp houses about 7,000 refugees from all parts of Europe, encluding 1,000 children. They live in former German Army barracks as ...

UNRRA displaced persons camp in Germany. An official of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration inspect one of the kitchens in the organization's camp for displaced persons in Wiesbaden, Germany. About 7,000 refugees from all parts of Europe, encluding 1,000 children, are housed in former German Army barracks. They live as self-governing nationality group communities, each with ...

UNRRA displaced persons camp in Germany. A displaced person has a dental examination at a camp operated by the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration in Wiesbaden, Germany. About 7,000 refugees from all parts of Europe, encluding 1,000 children, are housed in former German Army barracks. They live as self-governing nationality group communities, each with its own schools and group ...

A young girl from the summer seaside annex to the JDC-supported Ilaniah Children's Village laughing at the beach near a boat.

UNRRA displaced persons camp in Germany. Refugees unload supplies at a camp for displaced persons in Wiesbaden, Germany. Operated by the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, the camp houses about 7,000 refugees from all parts of Europe, encluding 1,000 children. They live in former German Army barracks as self-governing nationality group communities, each with its own schools and ...

Young German prisoners of war are re-educated in U.S. camp. During recreation period, youthful prisoners playing a German version of tag.

UNRRA displaced persons camp in Germany. A staff worker takes a group of children to school at a camp for displaced persons in Wiesbaden, Germany Operated by the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, the camp houses about 7,000 refugees from all parts of Europe, encluding 1,000 children. They live in former German Army barracks as self-governing nationality group communities, each ...

U.S. engineers remove mines from Normandy beach. U.S. Army engineers remove mines from a beach on the Normandy coast which is to be part of a rest and recreation center for American troops fighting on the Continent.

A group of children playing in the sand at the summer seaside annex to the JDC-supported Ilaniah Children's Village.

The living room of one of the cottages for boys. The boys are playing host to a group of girl citizens who live at the other end of the community. Co-educational activities in recreation and in government and community affairs are the order of the day at the George Junior Republic, successful experiment in training American youth in good citizenship.

A child at play near a boat at the summer seaside annex to the JDC-supported Ilaniah Children's Village.