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Third U.S. Army discovers Nazi atrocity. This is one of the victims of the Nazi SS troopers after being exhumed for proper burial.

Third U.S. Army discovers Nazi atrocity. Four German civilians carry a casket containing the body of one of the atrocity victims past rows of other victims awaiting burial.

Third U.S. Army discovers Nazi atrocity. This closeup of a group of the victims shows that some of the bodies are mere skin and bones, the result of prolonged undernourishment at the hands of the Nazis.

Third U.S. Army discovers Nazi atrocity. Approximately 500 German civilians and a group of Third Army soldiers attend burial services for the victims. The German pastor conducting the services said local residents were unaware of the atrocity.

Nazi's establish new camp in America. Six thousand German-Americans marched through Andover, New Jersey, to attend the opening of a new Nazi camp established under the auspices of the German-American Volksbund. Fritz Kuhn giving the opening address at the new Nordland Camp, Andover, U.S.A.

U.S. Troops halt Nazi tank. U.S. infantry take shelter on either side of a German street as they cover a Nazi tank which they have just halted with grenades. A cloud of smoke can be seen partly enveloping the crippled tank.

Third U.S. Army discovers Nazi atrocity. Four German civilians carry the casket containing the body of a Polish Jew, killed by Nazi SS troops, to its final resting place in accordance with orders of U.S. Military Government officers. On either side of the path are crosses for German soldiers killed on various war fronts.

Nazi surrenders to U.S. troops. A German soldier who served in the Nazi army for a year before he surrendered to a Seventh U.S. Army patrol party awaits transportation to a prisoner-of-war center. He was captured in Germany, one of the 1,066,882 Nazi prisoners taken by the Allies on the Western Front between D-Day June 6, 1944 and March 19, 1945.

Nazi troops march to prisoner camp. Nazi prisoners captured by Third U.S. Army units walk with hands over head past a burning building in Irach, Germany, February 27, 1945, as they are marched to a confinement area behind the American lines. Irach is east of the Roer River, nine miles south of Trier.