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Allied soldiers watch defeated germans pass. An American soldier (left) and a Russian soldier stand on the roadside at right and watch the defeated German Army roll by in wagons near Freistadt, Austria, in the Third U.S. Army sector, after the war in Europe ended May 8, 1945, with the unconditional surrender of Germany.

Surrender pass dropped to Germans. This pass, written in both German and English, was dropped by U.S. Army planes to Nazi troops in the Cologne area of Germany. The pass says: The German soldier who carries this safe conduct is using it as a sign of his genuine wish to give himself up. He is to be disarmed, to be well looked after, to receive food and medical attention as required, and to be removed ...

Pas op voor de brug Mr. Churchill..... Het is nog niet zoo eenvoudig om door de Amsterdamsche grachten te varen, dacht Mr. Churchill, toen hij op het laatste moment ontdekte, dat het veiliger was om maar even te bukken.

Le Prince Humberto passe en revue les grenadiers. A l'occasion de l'anniversaire de la Fondation de ces régiments d'élite, l'héritier du Trône d'Italie, passe en revue ces régiments où il a appris lui-même le métier des armes.

British War Chief passes closed German Embassy. General Sir Edmund Ironside, Inspector-General of the Overseas Forces (right), passing the closed German Embassy in Carlton House Terrace, London, after the declaration of war. Sir Edmund carries his steel helmet and gas mask.

Instrumentaal met vocale soli slow-mélodie

Dukla-Pass. Im Trab reiten Meldereiter nach vorn. Die schnee- und regenhaltige Witterung hüllt die schon nach wenigen hundert Metern in dichten Nebel.

Victory day: East Africans pass the palace. Grand picture from the Victoria Memorial, outside Buckingham Palace, London, England, today June 8 during the Victory Parade of the East African contigent on the March.