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Devastation at the Veterbo Airport. Only the steel giders and one battered airplane remain at this hangar at the Veterbo airport, Italy. Wholesale destruction of the enemy's weakened air force in Italy was carried out by the Meditettanean Allied Air Forces as the Allied Armies pressed forward to Rome and beyond.

Stanley W. was born in Calgary, Canada on August 15, 1923. He describes the Jewish community and experiencing antisemitism in school. He discusses becoming aware of politics in Europe and the experiences of the Jewish people there. He describes his family. He recalls joining the Canadian army in 1941 and discusses his mobilization to Toronto where he was a private then a leading aircraftsman in the ...

The devastation caused by bombs of the Eighth U.S. Air Force which caved in an entire section of this building at the Renault Motor Works during the large scale attack April, 4, 1944.

The tragedy of Poland: War devastation in Warsaw. Fourteen persons were buried on Sept. 15 when this house in Novo Brodno, a suburb of Warsaw, collapsed as a result of its undermining by bomb damage, the German front line being less than a mile away at the time. Residents are shown attempting to dig out bodies shortly after the bomb fell. This picture was made by Mr. Julien Bryan, the American traveller ...

The tragedy of Poland: war devastation in Warsaw. Fourteen persons were buried on Sept. 15 when this house in Novo Brodno, a suburb of Warsaw, collapsed as a result of its undermining by bomb damage, the German front line being less than a mile away at the time. Residents are shown attempting to dig out bodies shortly after the bomb fell. This picture was made by Dr. Julien Bryan, the American traveller ...

The tragedy of Poland war devastation in Warsaw. Fourteen persons were buried on Sept. 15 when this house in Novo Brondo, a suburb of Warsaw, collapsed as a result of its undermining by bomb damage, the german front line being less than a mile away at the time. Residents are shown attempt to dig out bodies es shortly after the bomb fell. This picture was made by mr. Julien Bryan, the American traveller ...