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Italy calls more men to the colours. Intensive manoeuvres near Rome. Signor Starace inspecting a tank corps at the manoeuvres. Starace is General Secretary of the Fascist Party.

20.000 chemises noires sur la place de Venise, à Rome. A l'occasion du 14ème anniversaire de la fondation de la milice, 20.000 chemises noires ont jété réunies sur la place de Venise.

Troops parade as Hitler wreath on unknown warrior's tomb in Rome. The parade of troops near the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior.

First original pictures of Mr. Chamberlain in Rome. Welcomed by Mussolini. Mr. Neville Chamberlain with Signor Mussolini und Ciano, Italian Foreign Minister (right) on arrival at Rome. Partly hidden is Lord Halifax.

Rome fêté en grand Pompe Militaire l'anniversaire du Roi Emmanuel III. Une vue de la Place Venise, où, après l'hommage des drapeaux à l'Autel de la Patrie, les troupes chantèrent en choeur la Marche Royale et Giovinozza.

American Red Cross girl serves coffee to priest in Rome. An Italian girl, attending an American Red Cross refreshment stand in liberated Rome, smiles as she helps a priest to a cup of hot coffee and a doughnut. Following the liberation of the Eternal City on June 4, 1944, Pope Pius XII expressed to U.S. Lieutenant General Mark W. Clark, commander of the Allied Fifth Army, his satisfaction with the ...

Le Marechal Graziani citoyen d'honneur de la ville de Rome. Le Prince Colonna, gouverneur de Rome, en proclamant le Marechal Graziani, citoyen d'honneur de Rome, lui remet au nom de la ville eternelle le bâton de Marechal.

Mr. Neville Chamberlain leaves for Rome. Demonstration by unemployed. Police struggling with demonstrators outside Victoria station.

First original pictures of Mr. Chamberlain in Rome. Welcomed by Mussolini. Mr. Neville Chamberlain driving from the station with Count Ciano, Italian Foreign Minister.

U.S. engineers remove German-planted mines south of Rome. U.S. Army Engineers remove explosive charges hidden by the Germans in the sided of buildings before they were forced to retreat from the port of Anzio, Italy. The charges had been set to blast and block nearby docks in a vain attempt to delay Fifth Army Forces, which established beachheads in the Anzio area, behind the German lines, south of ...