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Het monument 'Wij gingen samen op' in Loppersum (gemeente Eemsdelta) herinnert aan de evacuatie van de bevolking uit Arcen naar Loppersum tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Oprichting Stichting Heemkunde Arcen en de Historische Vereniging Loppersum namen het initiatief om het monument op te richten. Kunstenaar Peter van der Beek ontwierp het glassculptuur. Onthulling Op 5 mei 2025 onthulden Piet Cup uit ...

Newsreel footage unrelated to USHMM Film and Video Collection. Universal Newsreel, Vol. 21, No. 144, Part 1. Release date, 05/18/1948. "Princess Elizabeth Visits France" Wreath-laying at Arc de Triomphe.

The Degeto Weltspiegel logo appears on screen. German soldiers in a tank drive over a bridge across a river. Various shots of tanks. A road sign points the way to Paris and to Soissons. Wehrmacht troops drive horse carts down a dusty road. Brief shot of French POWs. German soldiers cross the Marne in an inflatable boat. More tanks on the road and crossing a river. Brief CU on a German soldier. Burning ...

Het monument aan de Schandelo herinnert de inwoners van Velden (gemeente Arcen en Velden) aan het neerstorten van een geallieerde bommenwerper op 26 juli 1942. Twee jongens uit Schandelo hielden hier de wacht voor de luchtbeschermingsdienst. Een van de twee knapen was op slag dood, de andere raakte zwaar gewond door het vuur. Onthulling Het monument is onthuld in 1942. De gemeente draagt zorg voor ...

German military vehicles winding down a road in France. Soldiers on bicycles pass a sign that reads : Sacy-Le-Gr__" The rest of the town name is cut off in the frame. Soldiers conduct house-to house searches in order to secure the town. The narrator makes reference to World War I and what that means to the soldiers as they fight in France once again. Soldiers get into a small inflatable boat and cross ...

More tourist-y views of Paris streets, including Eiffel Tower and the obelisk in the Place de la Concorde. The camera sometimes focuses on individuals, such as the woman seen before, the elderly man, and the German officer leading the map meeting with the glasses (in Story 4414). 01:09:55 SEQ: German with dark-rimmed glasses with three French women (not seen before). Street scenes, signs, buses, pedestrians ...

Unsteady, shot from moving vehicle across streets, monument. Montmarte district in Paris. Camera steadies at 01:01:40. People exiting buildings. Germans in uniform on the street then across and to the top of the La Basilique du Sacre Coeur. Pan across street, encompassing bars (including one at 01:02:26 seen later in Story 4411), restaurants, shops. Civilians on the street; German officer (SS?) watching ...

Julius Blatt (1917-2002, Jewish) was a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army from 1942 to 1946. He served as Plans and Intelligence Officer. He led an advance party into Nuremberg and into Munich to obtain National Socialist Party secret documents and for this service was awarded a Bronze Star medal. He was also part of the crew that liberated Dachau. After combat, he served as commander in ...