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Twee foto's van het gebombardeerde hoofdkwartier van de Sicherheitsdienst (SD) in de Euterpestraat, nu Gerrit van der Veen straat, oorspronkelijk de Meisjes HBS. Valse identiteitskaart van T. van Renterghem van de Luchtbeschermingsdienst, waarmee hij het hoofdkwartier binnenkwam na het bombardement en brandbommen plaatste.

Proces tegen Gestapo-man Reinhardt. Het hoofd van de Gestapo in Oslo tijdens de 2e wereldoorlog Helmuth Reinhardt staat terecht in Baden-Baden op beschuldiging van moord en medewerking aan moord. Helmuth Reinhardt en zijn verdediger Quanzer (rechts) tijdens de zitting.

Allied officers search for Gestapo agents. Allied officers, aided by local officials, screen German hospital personnel at a camp near Toten, Norway, in search of former Gestapo agents suspected of hiding in regular army tanks.

Documents issued for a Gestapo officer. They say that the holder is a collaborator of the German Security Police, that all German officers were required to give him help and assistance.

'Danger zone!' The sign of the Gestapo. The skull and bones notice which marks the barbed-wire boundary of the Gestapo headquarters at Oxe, where the ten Dutch patriots were butchered.

Secret Gestapo radio transmitter discovered near Oslo. A Nazi officer is searched by Norwegian Home Front men who captured eight SS officers and a woman operating a powerful radio transmitter near Oslo May 31, 1945. The Nazis were taken in a raid on headquarters of Gestapo Chief Fehlis, head of Nazi Security Police in Norway. They were hiding in a building in which Home Front men found the radio transmitter, ...

French patriots work on under eyes of Gestapo. Despite German patrols and Vichy secret police, French patriots risked their lives to put this bust representing the French Republic on this stand in Boug-en-Bresse, France. The monument has also been decorated with signs announcing the birth of the Fourtsh Republic. The original bust of Edgar Quinet, the French writer, which occupied this stand, was removed ...

Gestapo members captured at I.G. Farben Plant. Members of the Gestapo, some in uniform and others in civilian clothes, are shown after their capture by troops of the First U.S. Army at the I.G. Farben factory, the largest synthetic oil plant in Germany. The Farben Plant is 15 miles west of Leipzig, captured April 19, 1945.