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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 ...

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 ...

Heidelberg University courses resumed. Some of the 300 German doctors who are taking refresher courses in medicine at the University of Heidelberg, Germany, enter a lecture room August 16, 1945. They are among the first students to attend the University as courses are rusumed for the first time since the American occupation

University of Siena reopens. Crowds of civilians watch the procession enter the university of Siena, Italy, during reopening ceremonies November 26, 1944, as the 704th academic year began. Before the liberation of Siena by Allied troops in July, 1944, there were only about 300 students in attendance. Today, with no political restrictions, the university has nearly 700 enrolled.

Heidelberg University courses resumed. Dr. Engelking, renowned eye specialist and Dean of the Medical Faculty at the University of Heidelberg, Germany, delivers a Lecture August 18, 1945, to 300 German doctors who are taking a refresher course, one of the first courses to be given at the University since the American occupation.

Heidelberg University courses resumed. Dr. Bauer, Dean of Medicine at the University of Heidelberg, Germany, gives his opening lecture August 16, 1945, to 300 German doctors who are taking a refresher course in medicine. They were the first students to return to the University when courses were resumed for the first time since teh Amercan occupation.