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Dr. Schacht greets his wife after release. Dr. Hjalmar Schacht photographed with his wife, Nanoy, in the Stuttgart apartment of his lawyer, a few hours after release from Ludwigsburg internment camp.

American Physicist who experimented in the release of atomic energy. Dr. John R. Dunning, associate professor of physica at Columbia University, is one of the American scientists who helped in the development of the new atomic bomb. In New York City in 1939, Dr. Dunning took part in a series of experiments on the release of atomic energy. That energy was harnessed for the first time in history in the ...

Class "A" Releases Pay, Allowances, War Gratuity and Post War Credits during Release and Overseas Leave "Pay Form R17" "deze documenten behoorden aan Alwin Geoffrey Buckingham geb. in 1925, overleden op 7 april 1995, hij ging in 1944 in Britse dienst en diende in Singapore"

Gunter Bardeleben was born on August 17, 1920 in Berlin, Germany. He describes his family and early childhood. He explains that his parents were not observant and that he was hardly aware of being Jewish before the Nazis came to power. He discusses how his parents sent him to a Quaker school in Holland at age fourteen. He recalls how his parents were able to immigrate to England because of his father’s ...

First photograph of City of Flint after her release. After having been released by the Norwegian authorities in Haugesund the City of Flint went to Bergen, Norway. Here she was photographed for the first time after her release but all plates were confiscated. Anyhow, we resulted in getting through it and our photo shows the City of Flint in the Bergen harbour. - Note in the background right the sign ...

U.S. planes release bombs on shouthern Hokkaido targets. TBM's (Martin torpedo bombers) and SB20's (Curtis dive bombers), operating from carriers of the U.S. Third Fleet, release their bomb loads on military installations at Hakodate, southern Hokkaido, on the Japanese Mainland, on July 14, 1945. This was the first air operation coordinated with a close-in naval bombardment of the enemy's home shores. ...

Captain Kendrick arrives home by air after release by Gestapo. Captain Thomas Kendrick on his arrival at Croydon airport.