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Vienna disorders as plebiscite draws near nazis and opponents clash. Cheers and raised-arm salutes round one of Chancellor Schuschnigg's propaganda vans in Vienna.

Nazis forced to exhume murdered political prisoners. Lieutenant Colonel A.H. Smith, left, of the War Crimes Branch, Judge Advocate General's Department, and Lieutenant Walter Szelaga of Fall River, Massachusetts, examine the exhumed bodies of the slain prisoners.

Looted at recovered from Nazis. Two soldiers of the Seventh U.S. Army with two of the valuable paintings found among the looted art treasures at Neuschwarstein Castle.

U.S. troops seal off Nazis in Ruhr pocket. Truckloads of the 10,000 Nazi soldiers taken by the 99th Division of the First U.S. Army in the sealed-off pocket in the Ruhr area of Germany are pictured April 16, 1945, as they are driven to a rear area. Three major generals were included in the huge bag of prisones. Many of the German soldiers were remnants of the 116th Panzer Division,. It was officially ...

Adolf Hitler lacht. Die einzigste Aufnahme die dem Führer der deutschen Nazis lachend zeigt. Er begrüsst das jüngste Parteimitglied.

U.S. Prisoners of nazis freed from train. These U.S. soldiers were lining up for medical treatment alongside a german prisoner of war camp. Train March 29, 1945, are part of a group of 1,000 sick and wounded American prisoners who were freed from the train at Burgsolm, Lahn River Germany.

Republic P-47 HAS SHOT DOWN 25 NAZIS. Capt. Robert S. Johnson, Lawton, Okla., smiles from the cockpit of his Swastika- decorated fighter at his base in England. An ace five times, Johnson has shot down 25 enemy planes in combat, just one less than the leading ace of the last war, Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker. He has been awarded an Air Medal and three Leaf Clusters, the Purple Heart, the Distinguished ...

Geallieerde troepen in Nederland. U.S. Hospital in Holland bomded by Nazis. Ambulances and other equipment burn after Nazi planes bombed a U.S. Army hospital in Holland. The hospital had a 50-foot square red cross painted on the roof.

U.S. troops battle Nazis at Roer River. Soldiers of the First U.S. Army, who had been taking cover during a Nazi artillery barrage, run to set up mortars for a return assault against the enemy entrenched on the east bank of the Roer River across from Echtz. The American troops are holding positions on the west river bank, where Echtz was seized December 11, 1944.

Both hands cut of by Nazis. This young Frenchman told U.S. soldiers that the Germans cut off both his hands because he rebelled against them at Chateaudun, France. He is shown at an American hospital in France.

Geallieerde troepen in Nederland. U.S. hospital in Holland bombed by Nazis. These ambulances were wrecked when the Germans bombed a U.S. Army hospital in Holland. Four American soldiers were killed by the bombs. The hospital roof bore a red cross 50 feet square.

Ex-nazis arrested in British zone of Germany 'Ringleaders of power pilot'. Bonn: Doctor Werner Naumann (left), former State Secretary in Doctor Goebbels' Ministry of Propaganda, and nominated in Hitler's will to succeed Goebbels as Reich Propaganda Minister, and Doctor Gustav Scheel (right), formerly Reichstudentenführer, one time Gauleiter of Salzburg and nominated in Hitler's will for the post of ...