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Grim reminder of German reprisals in Greece. The scar of a bullit that went through her shoulder mars the back of this Greek woman, who was nursing her nine-month old child when the Germans started their massacre of 1,000 persons in the Greek village of Distomo. The bullet crushed the infant's head before piercing the mother's shoulder. As revealed in a Greek report, the Germans started their bloody ...

The War Papers part 18, met artikelen over Japan in Hong Kong en: daily Express, 20 december 1941 'Hong Kong garrison fight to the last' 'Germans in Derna are cut off' '7,000,000 US men to march to war' 'Hand-to-hand fights on Hongking shore' 'Nazis sent to Bizerta' The Daily Telegraph, 13 februari 1942 'British hit back in Singapore' 'Channel attack on German ships' 'Japanese hurled back in Burma ...

Nazis murder 21 French civilians in reprisal for the death of two German soldiers in Tavaux. This picture was taken in the village of Tavaux, in Eastern France near the Belgian border, where the Nazis murdered 21 civilians in revenge for the deaths of two German soldiers killed in a street battle with men of the French forces of the Interior. Although the main body of the Nazis forces had previously ...

Kesselring in Italy again - as witness. Field Marshal Albert Kesselring, Former Supreme Commander of German Forces in Italy, smiles at one of his guards as he leaves the British War Crimes Court in Rome Nov. 20. Kesselring, who was flown from England, is a witness for the defence of Generals Mackensen and Maeltzer charged with complicity in the reprisal massacre of 335 Italians in the Ardeatine Caves ...

Italian Premier visits Ardeatine shrine of Nazi victims. Premier Ivanoe Bon Bonomi, newly elected head of the Italian Government (center), leaves the Ardeatine caves outside Rome where the Nazis are alleged to have mowed down 320 Italian civilians in reprisal for the death of 26 Germans from a bomb hurled in Rome March 23, 1944. One of the first official acts of the new Italian Government on its transfer ...

Italian officials visit Ardeatine Shrine of Nazi Victims. Crown Prince Umberto and Premier Ivanoo Bonomi of Italy listen to another Italian official as he gives a graphic description of the alleged of 320 Italians by the Nazis in the Ardeatine caves. In reprisal for the death of 26 Nazis from the explosion of a bomb in Rome March 23, 1944, the Germans are reported to have driven the civilians to the ...

Italian officials visit ardeatine shrine of Nazi victims. Premier Ivanoe Bonomi (right center, foreground) talks with other Italian Government officials on leaving the Ardeatine caves on the outskirts of Rome, where the Nazis are alleged to have mowed down 320 Italian civilians with machine guns in reprisal for the death of 26 Nazis killed by the explosion of a bomb in Rome, March 23, 1944. One of ...

The lidice of France. French civilians gaze at the burned and blackened ruins of what were once the homes of paceful French people in the new desolate village of Oradour-sur-Glane. Oradur-sur-Glane, 16 miles northwest of Limoges, was razed by German S.S. troops June 10, 1944, four days after D-Day. of the 700 inhabitants, only seven escaped alive. The man of the village were rounded up, pushed into ...