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'Axis Sally' on trial in Washington. Mildred GIllars who broadcast Nazi propaganda. Mildred 'Axis Sally' Gillars, who broadcast Nazi propaganda during the war, is now on trial in the United States District Court in Washington. A ten-count indictment alleges that she committed treason, and the maximum penalty is death... She is 48 - and silver haired.....

German civilians on trial for murder of American flyer. Dr. Franz Mohn, German lawyer, takes notes from three German civilians he is defending against charges of murdering an American flyer. The trial, heard by a military war crimes court in Ahrweiler, Germany, started June 1, 1945. The prisoners are, left to right: Peter Kohn, 32, a crane operator of Preist, Germany; Matthias Gierens, 37, railroad ...

Navy's new aircraft-carrier has trials at Portsmouth. Will carry radio-controlled planes. Argus during her trials off Portsmouth, as a plane was about to land on her flight-deck. Note the entirely unobstructed deck.

New British submarine disappears for 23 hours with 79 men on board during trials. Destroyers speeding to the scene of the disaster - picture from the air.

German civilians on trial for murder of American flier. This is the military court which will decide the fate of the first three German civilians tries in Germany on charges of having committed war crimes. Pictured at the haering, which opened June 1, 1945, in Ahrweiler, Germany, are, left to right: Mojor Arnold M. Davis of Forth Woprth, Texas; ColonelHorace M. Woodward of Washington, D,C,; Colonel ...

First picture of Field Marshal Kesselring at Venice for war crimes charges trial. Field Marshal Albert Kesselring (centre) seen on his way to the court in Venice, Italy, where he is being charged with war crimes. Kesselring was the Former Commander of the German Southwest Army group.

Nurnberg Trials. Hermann Goering, indicted Nazi war criminal, eats breakfast from a U.S. Army kit in his cell in the prison adjoining the Palace of Justice, Nurnberg, Nov. 24, 1945.

Nurnberg trials. Hermann Goering, indicted Nazi war criminal, eats breakfast from a U.S. Army kit in his cell in the prison adjoining the Palace of Justice, Nurnberg, Nov. 24, 1945.

Shrunken head is introduced as evidance at the war crimes trials in Nurnberg, Germany. This part of the prosecution's attack against concentration camps. The greatest trial in history. The Silent Witness at Nuremberg: the Shrunken Head of a Murdered Pole. A Pole was hanged in Buchenwald. His head was shrunk to the size of a fist and made into a paper-weight. To-day, the head of this young Pole waits ...

Laval on 'trial' for part in peace plan - angry deputies accuse Premier of betrayal. M. Laval at the Chamber of Deputies for the critical debate.