William Vandivert Atrocity Barn--Gardelegen: Further proof of the Nazi's incredible capacity for sadism--smoke still rises from a pile of bodies, burnt alive four days previously by their guards. They were mostly political prisoners.
David E. Scherman Dachau prisoners solemnly standing around a fellow prisoner as he dies while lying on the floor
John Florea More Nordhausen Concentration Camp: A father and his son have the sad task of laying their mother to rest
John Florea More Nordhausen Concentration Camp: A man prepares his mother for the grave while his son stands by in tears
Leonard McCombe The traveler is stopped by two railway guards who turn him back to crowded civilan cars. people often have to hang onto the outside of these cars for days, drop off along the roadbed from exhaustion
Robert Doisneau [Mme Popova, chief of Soviet delegation; La Pasionaria, representing women of Republican Spain; Mlle Riabov, bombardier of Soviet night command fighters, Congress of Union of French Women]
Hans Wild Flying Bomb: Evacuation officer guides the waiting children, all labeled and carrying their luggage, into the apartments of a train at Marlybone station.
William Vandivert The holocaust at Gardelegen where German guards tried to burn 500 to 1000 prisoners
George Rodger Peasant children from a small village in Naples province, most of whom have lost their fathers and brothers to German labour gangs, and whose homes and vineyards have been damaged in the path of the war,
Ralph Morse As soon as Raymond arrives home, his brothers and old pals flock around, feel and admire his uniform
Leonard McCombe An exhausted group huddles bleakly in the Berlin Magistrat--an old man with his sack, two weeping women, a weary soldier. Twenty-five per cent of the refugees are able to go to relatives in American and British zones
W. Eugene Smith [Attendant stroking lower belly of newborn rabbit with rubber tab to induce first elimination, Laboratories of Bacteriology at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana]
W. Eugene Smith [Baby chick in jar being fed deficient diet to determine which vitamins essential to its survival, Laboratories of Bacteriology at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana]
W. Eugene Smith [flowing hot liquid , power lines and steam, truck and industrial shovel, locomotive on tracks]
W. Eugene Smith Big-eyed baby is fed in hospital nursery. Children whose parents are unable to care for them may be kept as long as three years before being turned over to tribal relatives.
