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President Truman points out Japanese Emperor's signature on official surrender documents. U.S. President Harry S. Truman (wearing glasses) points to Emperor Hirohito's signature on the official Japanese surrender documents at the White House in Washington, the U.S. capital, on Sept. 7, 1945. The historic papers were signed by Japanese and Allied leaders Sept. 1, and were flown to Washington from Japan ...

The German military mission arrived in Bucarest. Before the special plane of the air arm commands, whilst the national song is played. From left to right: Professor Horia Sima, the German Military Attaché in Bucarest, Colonel i.G. Just, General Panazi, Secretary of State in the Ministeries of air and marine, the German attaché of air arm Colonel Gerstenberg, General of the air arm Speidel, the German ...

U.S. President Truman decorates French President and Foreign Minister. General Charles de Gaulle (second from left, foreground), President of the French Provisional Government, and Georges Bidault (second from right), French Foreign Minister, wear Legion of Merit medals bestowed on them by U.S. President Harry S. Truman (left) at the White House, Executive Mansion in Washington, the U.S. capital, on ...

Laying of the foundation stone of the Reichsluftschutz' school. Secretary of State General Milch laid the foundation stone for the Reichsluftschutz-school in Wannsee/Berlin on Wednesday (2.3.) General Milch executes the first blow with the hammer behind him Generallieutnant v. Roques.

U.S. Army honors french manufacturers. French labor representatives and U.S. officers hold 'A' .... given 70 French plants to U.S. Army war production, Ceremony was held in Paris, left to right; M.Jean Couture; representing the French Minister of Industrial Production; Lt. Gen. John C.H. Lee, commanding general of theater service forces; M. Leon Jouhaux, secretary general of C.G.T., French labor organization, ...

Conciliation board meets on stable lads' strike. Fears for Derby race. Mr. Ernest Bevin (left) General Secretary of Transport and General Workers Union arriving for the meeting with Mr. T. Hodgson, National Organiser.

Mr. Ernest Bevin at Busmen's meeting to endorse strike action. Mr. Ernest Bevin, Secretary of the Transport and General Workers Union (glasses), with delegates at Woodberry Hall. A meeting of bus delegates of the Transport and General Workers Union was held in London. The busmen are pressing for a 7,5-hour day.

U.S. soldiers of Japanese descent fight Germans in Italy. First Sergeant Choichi Shimabykyro (left) of Eleele, Kauai, Hawaiian Islands, and Second Lieutenant Lester N. Fitzhugh (right) of the Southwestern U.S. State of Texas, are pictured at a camp in Italy, where U.S. soldiers of Japanese descent distinguished themselves in the attack which forced the Germans to retreat across the Volturno River. ...

De Bono returns to Rome. Marshal de Bono (right) photographed with General Starace, Secretary of the Fascist Party on his arrival in Rome on Dec. 5.

Holland's number one quit. Holland's self-styled 'Fuehrer' and his generals: Anton Mussert who phrased the Dutch Nazi slaogan 'Without Mussert Holland has no Future', was never taken seriously, not even by his German bosses, who proclaimed him political leader of the Dutch people, but did not give him any power. How own future seems certain now. Behind him are De Blocq van Scheltinga, the 'leader's' ...