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Hitler addresses 300,000 Nazis at Saar plebiscite demonstrations. The huge gathering listening Chancellor Hitler's speech.

Belgian civilians killed by counter-attacking Nazis. Dead women and children lie in a heap in Stavelot, Belgium, mute evidence of Nazi brutality. U.S. Army officials said the civilians were bludgeoned to death by rifles and guns wielded by Nazis thrusting to the west on the First U.S. Amry front. American troops drove the Nazis from Stavelot December 23, 1944, at the end of the first week of the enemy ...

Americans liberate allied soldiers imprisoned by Nazis in France. Two Itallian prisoners resting on their bunks immediately following their liberation from the Germans.

Outcasts - Nazis jeer as Jewish refugees leave Memel. The other side of the story in Memel - a Jewish refugee family walking through the cobbled streets of the town as uniformed Nazis in background laugh and jeer at their misery. While Memel citizens were celebrating the return of the territory to the Reich, thousands of Jews fled in terror to Lithuania.

Die Nazis marschieren durchs Brandenburger Tor. Am 3. März 33 fanden in Berlin grosse Aufmärschen der Nationalsozialisten zur Wahlpropaganda statt, die sich bis in den Westen der Stadt hinein erstreckten. Die Kolonnen der S.A. beim Marsch durchs Brandenburger Tor. De verkiezingen vonden plaats op 5 maart.

Overgave, aftocht, internering Duitsers. Nazis captured in Holland haystacks. German soldiers who attempted to hide from U.S. soldiers by burrowing in haystacks are marched down a road in Holland by American infantrymen who captured them.

Nazis are forced to replace desecrated tombstone. Former Hitler Youths and German prisoners-of-war replace a Hebrew-inscribed tombstone on a grave in Mulheim, Germant, May 21, 1945, under supervision of 17th Airborne Division troops of the 15th U.S. Army. The stome was removed from a Jewish cemetery by Nazi vandals during a reign of terror and descreation prior to capture of the town by U.S. forces. ...

First free election in Germany since Nazis assumed power. An interior view of aballoting room in Kreis (district) Usingen, Greater Hessen, early election morning. A German voter (second from left, background) hands his sealed ballot to a local election official (lowerright). In the background (right) other election officials check the name of a woman voter with the registration list.

Americans liberate allied soldiers imprisoned by Nazis in France. An Italian prisoner-of-war, as he was found in the Nazi prisoner-of-war camp. This Italian, was barely alive when American medical corpsmen first administered aid. He had not the strenght to rise from his bed.

Mud-bound U.S. tanks still battle Nazis. U.S. tanks, slowed by deep mud, act as artillery field pieces against the Nazis somewhere inside the Reich. Taking up fixed positions, the tanks train their cannon against the enemy who is slowly being driven back by six Allied armies from the Maas River to the Swiss border.

Third U.S. army discovers art treasures hidden by Nazis. Sergeant Harold Maus of Scranton, Pennsylvania, examines a Durer engraving found with other art treasures in a secret vault.