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Axis prisoners in North Africa. Captured German and Italian soldiers, including pilots, are marched along the docks at Algiers, North Africa, before being transported by ship to prison camps. They were captured during the Allied drive on Tunisia.

German prisoners transported to rear. German children playing in a street of Torbur, three miles east of the Rhine River, watch trucks loaded with German prisoners drive by after their capture on the Third U.S. Army front. The Third Army stormed the Rhine March 22, 1945, and in the 10 days ending March 31 took 56,868 prisoners.

German prisoners captures in Sicily. German prisoners line up for inspection after their surrender to Canedian troops near Valguarneara, in Central Sicily (July, 1943.) The Germans were teken as Allied forces advanced on Enna to crack the center of the Axis defense line.

Russian prisoners from the Suomussalmi battle. Russian prisoners taken by the Finnish troops after the destruction of the Russian 44th Division at Suomussalmi.

Nazis massacre Russian prisoners. Hundreds of German civilians stand at the new burial ground to witness internment of the murdered Russian prisoners. One of the victims, encased in a white shroud topped with flowers, is carried toward a grave by four German civilians. In the background is the City Hall of Hanover.

' Nazis Massacre Russian Prisoners. April 8, 1945, Nazi SS troops shot over 200 Russian prisoners of war at Wulfel, a suburb of Hanover, Germany. This photo shows: Hundreds of German civilians stand at the new burial ground to witness internment of the murdered Russian prisoners. '

German prisoners transported to Rear. German children playing in a street of Torbur, three miles east of the Rhine River, watch trucks loaded with German prisoners drive by after their capture on the Third U.S. Army front. The Third Army stormed the Rhine March 22, 1945, and in the 10 dyas ending March 23 took 56,868 prisoners.

German officer prisoners of war. German officer prisoners have a sing-song round the piano in the prisoners-of-war camp for officers.

German prisoners move to the rear. German prisoners, most of them wearing camouflaged raincoat move back under American guards to prisoner-of-war camps in the rear after their capture in the drive from St. Lo, Normandy. Up to July 19, 1944, more than 60,000 German prisoners had been captured by the Allied Expeditionary Force in France.

German prisoners captured by photographers. German prisoners captured by photographers attached to the First U.S. Army (in jeep) are marched to the rear along the Frankfurt-Cologne autobahn. On March 26, the 300,000th German prisoner taken by the First U.S. Army since D-Day (June 6, 1944) was captured.