Robert Capa [German soldiers captured by American forces burying some of the men killed during the D-Day landings, Omaha Beach, Normandy]
Robert Capa [Soldier leading Frenchwoman who had collaborated with the Germans to the Préfecture de Police to have her head shaved, Chartres, France]
Peter Leibing [East German soldier Hans Conrad Schumann jumping barbed wire barricade to freedom as he defects from East Berlin]
Robert Capa [General Karl-Wilhelm von Schlieben (left), the commander of the German garrison in Cherbourg, after having surrendered to the Americans, Cherbourg, France]
Chim (David Seymour) [Young adults gather together at an orphanage in a former German barrack with a image of Janusz Korczak on the wall to discuss the reconstruction of Warsaw, Bartoszyce, Poland]
Robert Capa [Soldiers from the joint U.S.-Canadian Special Service Force firing on German forces that had abandonded this village, outside Radicosa, Italy]
Robert Capa [In a POW camp in the desert, German soldiers captured by American forces obtaining waiting for drinking and bathing from a huge tank, Tunisia]
John Florea More Nordhausen Concentration Camp: German male citizens of Nordhausen were compelled to bury the 2700 dead. Here they are carrying the bodies to the graves
Roman Vishniac [Morning assembly at Gut Winkel, a training farm for German Jewish youth hoping to immigrate to Palestine, Spreenhagen in der Mark, Brandenburg, Germany]
Robert Capa [Allied solders working to set up supply and medical area on beach mostly cleared of German defenders during the invasion of Normandy, France]
Robert Capa [French woman, who had had a baby by a German soldier, and her mother (left) punished by having their heads shaved, Chartres, France]
Robert Capa [Lines of people standing amid remains of the Central Post Office, where the Germans planted a time bomb that denotated after they abandoned the city, Naples]
Archive object Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, looking at the bombed out remains of the Debating Chamber in the House of Commons following Germans attack. (Famous Picture File)
Roman Vishniac [Woman on kitchen duty, Gut Winkel, a training farm for German Jewish youth hoping to immigrate to Palestine, Spreenhagen in der Mark, Brandenburg, Germany]
Leonard McCombe German red Cross worker, bringing boiled water, is stopped for a moment by the stench from the "death carriage" of the refugee train. An old farmer calls her
John Florea First Army at Nordhausen: Before Germans moved out, the men that died of starvation at Nordhausen concentration camp were stripped and stacked in piles under the staircase.
Unidentified Photographer Red Army man Kuzbayev, a Kazakh, annihilated a German machine gun crew and then killed 18 more Hitlerites with the captured machinegun. Kuzbayev with the captured machinegun.
William Vandivert [Trio of dejected, wounded German civilians turning themselves over to invading Allied forces; they had tried to surrender earlier but were shot at by their own troops]
Robert Capa German soldiers and civilians found lurking in derailed trolley cars on main approach to Leipzig bridge are hustled on their way to the rear by American GI's of sergeant's platoon.
Exhibition 19th Century German Photography from the Collection of Foto-Historama, Agfa-Gevaert, Leverkusen, West Germany (Part I of When Words Fail exhibition series)
John Florea This man is an American soldier. He has been a German prisoner for three months. This is how he looked when U.S. troops found him last week
Blog Post Martin SchoellerMartin Schoeller is a German portrait photographer. A family friend posed for him...