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German occupation of Holland. Amsterdam: Children in Dutch town still occupied by the Germans do not laugh and play any longer. They are cold and hungry. These three little sisters, carrying bag and saucepan, are ready to go out in search of food.

Living conditions in Holland during the German occupation. Inhabitants of the village of Meyel (Limburg Province) had to find shelter in stables and chicken coops after their houses had been destroyed by the Germans. Improvised living quarters in a stable.

Groesbeek, occupation - invasion - liberation."10 mei 1940 - 5 mei 1945.""Verhaal in de Engelse taal."

Radio Oranje 10 mei 1940, 4-5 mei 1945, dood Hitler.

Jan V., a Christian rescuer, was born in Amsterdam, Netherlands. He describes his family and their religious background. He recalls attending public school with Jewish children and discusses his perception of the Dutch attitude towards Jews. He recalls increased anti-Jewish laws and discrimination after the German occupation. Jan describes how he became involved in the Dutch underground through the ...

The occupation of Bromberg. A German anti-tank-gun in position during a street battle in Bromberg, September 5th 1939, against Polish snipers. The efficiency of German anti-tank-gun snipers to surrender.

Occupation of a Norwegian airport. Norwegian soldiers observing with interest the German planes which just landed on a Norwegian airport, still covered with snow.

The allied occupation of Ambon. Menadonese ex-prisoners of War arrive at Ambon after their release from a prison camp on Ceram. Here the men disembark from the ship which brought them to Ambon. NI 5843