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Sven Hedin in Bayreuth. Der grosse schwedische Forscher und Freund Deutschlands weilte dieser Tage in der Stadt Richard Wagners: Beim Besuch der Weihehalle des Hauses der Deutschen Erziehung wird der Gast herzlich von der Jugend begrüsst.

American Military Government in Germany. Civilians of Bayreuth read a public bulletin board. All regulations, rationing proclamations and other notices are posted in lieu a daily newaspaper. In case of any discrepancy between the English and German texts of a Military Government proclamation, law, ordinance or notice, the English text prevails.

American Military Government in Germany. At this Military Government court in Bayreuth, Albert Ellwanger, Sr. (standing, second from right) and his son, Albert Ellwanger, Jr. (right), are being treid for with amounted to selling protectionto civilians. The two printed OFF LIMITS TO ALLIED TROOPSsigns and sold them to property owners for posting. At left is Sergeant Kurt Hufelder, an interpreter. Actong ...

Heads of the occupying forces and the Military Government detachment in Bayreuth study an intelligence control chart indicating hostile acts against the occupational forces and other vital data. Left to right: Colonel Walter Burnside, Chief of Staff, Ninth Amored Division; Lieutenant Colonel Ewing L. Lusk, Jr., intelligence officer of the division; Major General John W. Leonard, Commanding Generla ...

Briefkaart van de Kriegs-Winterhilfe met de afbeelding van een Wehrmacht embleem: 'Kampfabzeichen der Flak' op een rood veld.

Czechoslovakian prisoners cheer leberators. Wild with joy, Czechoslovakians heil their liberation by American soldiers, cheering an kissing each other at their internment camp near Bayreuth, Germany, where the gates were opened by troops of the llth. Armored Division, Third U.S. Army. Bayreuth is 30 miles west of the Czechoslovakian border, crossed by the Third Army.

American Military Government in Germany. This is Richard Wagner Strasse of Bayreuth, Germany, wearing the scars of war and entwined by communication wires strung by U.S. Signal Corps units. Hand or horse-drawn vehicles hace replaced motor cars. All persons registered and must observe curfew laws set up by the Miltary Government. Bayreuth, famous for its annual Wagner Festivals, also was the seat of ...

American Military Government in Germany. Civilians of Bayreuth are given copies of the Bayrischer Tag, weekly newspaper published in a nearby town under supervision of Military Government authorities. Beside news of world events, the paper carries proclamations, laws, ordinances, notices and other regulations. News-starved civilians wait fo hours in front ao the Military Gorvernment building for the ...

American Military Government in Germany. Members of Bayreuth's auxilliary polce organisation line up for inspection in front of the Rathouse. Fredrich Bermann (left), who had served on Bayreuth's police force for 40 years and who retired during the Nazi administration, had been recalled from retirement to head the group. Lacking uniforms, which have been ordered, the police are permitted to carry rifles ...