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Verenigde Staten. Nazi prisoners view movement of U.S. Troops in Germany. American-held Nazi prisoners (foreground) watch from a confinement area in the Monschau Forest, Germany, as infantrymen of the Second U.S. Division proceed along a road accompanied by a white snowcamouflaged tank and jeeps. This prisoncamp was earlier constructed by the Germans to confine captured American troops.

Aanloop naar de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Protestactie tegen Jodenvervolging door Nazi's. Hr. Asscher spreekt in de Amsterdamse Rai. Nederland, Amsterdam, 1933.

Crew killed when Nazi plane is show down in no man's land. French stretcher bearers carrying away the bodies of the German airmen after a Nazi Heinkel bomber had been shot down in No Man's Land between the French and German lines on the western front.

Op de prent zijn de thema's Christenen en Nazisme te vinden. De term christen verwijst naar een volgeling van het christendom, of meer specifiek, van Jezus Christus. Het nationaalsocialisme, bekend als nazisme, is een fascisme-gerelateerde ideologie die in Duitsland kort na de Eerste Wereldoorlog opkwam. Het symbool van de swastika, afkomstig uit de Indusbeschaving, is terug te vinden in diverse Euraziatische ...

U.S. Ambulance crosses main with Nazi prisoners. German prisoners-of-war flank a U.S. Army ambulance bearing wounded American soldiers as it move across the Main River, Germany, on a boat platform ferry. The prisoners were taken during bitter street fighting in Wurzburg, 65 miles east of the Rhine River. Troops of the 42nd Division, Seventh U.S. Army, forced an entry into the town April 2, 1945, after ...

North-American 'B-25 Mitchell' bommenwerper. U.S. planes hit Nazi oil dump. B-25 bombers of the First Tactical Air Force wing away from a Nazi fuel dump near Ostiglia, southwest of Venice, after pouring explosives on the target area. Flaes leaped 600 feet as direct hits were scored on the installations.

Third U.S. Army discovers Nazi atrocity. German civilians dig graves for the victims under supervision of U.S. Military Government officers. Stacked at the right are some of the newly made coffins.

Nazi prisoners guarded by U.S. soldier. German prisoners taken by troops of the Third U.S. Army in Schillingen, Germany, are guarded by a soldier of the 94th Infantry Division prior to capture of the town. Enemy shells were bursting outside the building when this picture was made. Schillingen, approximately 10 miles southeast of Trier, was seized March 15, 1945, in an eastward drive against enemy forces ...

17-year-old Nazi sentenced to death by U.S. Court. Siegfried H. Benz, 17-year-old Nazi SS member, is shown at Bad Harzburg, Germany, May 29, 1945, after being sentenced to death by a Ninth U.S. Army Military Government Court for preying on civilians near the town of Schierke. A companion was killed during capture. The manner of excution will be decided by a higher authority.

Verenigde Staten. U.S. Shells burst over Nazi position in Northern Alsace. White phosphorus shells splashing white smoke over an enemy position in Reipertswiller, on the northern border of the Alsace-Lorraine front, overshadow the gray smoke of a high explosive shell bursting in the background as Seventh U.S. Army units hammer the enemy. When this picture was taken, part of the town was occupied by ...

' German Civilians Bury Victims Of Nazi Sadism. Troops of the 9th U.S. Army march civilians of Gardelegen to the nearby camp, where the bodies of the murdered prisoners were tossed into a mass grave. The civilians dig individual graves and reburied each victim. '