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Twee registratiekaarten van het echtpaar Druijf ten behoeve van hun repatriëring. Voorzien van stempels van Maastricht en Amersfoort. Een roze meertalige registratiekaart voor repatriëring van Terezin naar Amsterdam.

Een blanco registratiekaart uitgegeven door de "A.E.F. Assembley Center Registration Card". Bovenaan is met potlood "Roberti, K." ingevuld. Op de achterkant staat een stempel met de tekst: "Woensel".<br>

Hollandia - New Camp. Two members of NICA staff prepare identity discs which are issued to the natives on registration. NI 5464

Marine: Militair Gezag in Engeland. Repatriation Exercise. An exercise, demonstrating how it is intended to deal with various problems arising from the repatriation of 'displaced persons', was recently held by the frontier sections of the Netherlands Military Administration in close collaboration with the Netherlands Women's Auxiliary Corps. At two 'Border Central Stations' the repatriees were received ...

Verzoek aan de Bevolking van Nederland. Vertegenwoordigers van de Amerikaansche Gravendienst van het Amerikaansche leger, zoeken thans in dit gebied naar begraven zowel als onbegraven overblijfselen van gesneuvelden Amerikaansche militairen (...) Robert M

German war crime is investigated. Exhumed bodies of three American pilots slain by the Germans after their plane was shot down in October, 1944, over Schwickershausen, Germany, are examined by Americans of the 3046 Graves Registration Company, Ninth U.S. Army. Making the examination are Sergeant Riley F. Rose, Pineville, Kentucky (left), and Private Cecil Hankins, Ocean Grove, New Jersey. The slain ...

Het originele bijschrift luidt: 'Registering American and enemy dead. Bodies of American soldiers and Nazis killed in Normandy are laid out for processing and burial by a U.S. Army Graves Registration Company at a cemetery in France. The dead are carefully identified before internment.'

First free election in Germany since Nazis assumed power. An interior view of aballoting room in Kreis (district) Usingen, Greater Hessen, early election morning. A German voter (second from left, background) hands his sealed ballot to a local election official (lowerright). In the background (right) other election officials check the name of a woman voter with the registration list.

Allies care for freed Nazi labor slaves. Maria Riasina braids the hair of Amalia Velikorod while Vera Muononko aids the operation. These three young Russian women are among the many displaced persons at Camp St. Jacques, Knutange, France, where they await classification and registration which will eventually lead to their return home. In the five displaced persons camps in the Hayange in France, approximately ...

Nazi Bavarian Gauleiter exhumed for inverstigation. Members of a group inverstigating circumstances concorning the death of Nazi Bavaria Gauleiter Paul Gieseler May 4, 1945, are shown inspecting the registration book of the cemetery where he was buried. Left to right: U.S. Lieutenant Colonel Wilson Colberg, chief legal offiver of the Bavatia Regional Military Government team; Captain Guenther Albrecht, ...

German civiliand turn in weapons. A German police officer, working under the jurisdiction of the Third U.S. Army in Bas Godesberg, assists in the registration of weapons confiscated from civilians in the town. Bad Godesberg, one mile west of the Rhine River and three miles south of Bonn, fell to American forces March 9, 1945.