War Poster WWII News Allied Information Service Eisenhower

Original vintage World War Two poster - News in Pictures / Nieuws in Beeld - Weekly Edition of the Allied Information Service, featuring photographs captioned - On May 7, 1945, the unconditional surrender of all German troops was signed in Reims. On the left were the German delegates, on the right were the representatives of the land, naval and air forces from Great Britain, France and Russia; General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Forces, in his office at the Allied Headquarters in Reims, is going to show the world victory in Europe. Pictured Right Air Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder; Berlin May 2, 1945 A long column of prisoners passes under the Brandenburg Gate. their dreams of victory are gone, the goose march is forgotten, a single Russian tank monitors their progress through the ruins of the German capital; the last voyage of a German submarine. With the black flag flying, the submarine sails under the escort of a Liberator, which moors her in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. discovered, to the Scottish port where the boat will be seized; the liberation of Denmark - soon after the liberation, an RAF pilot and photographer landed near the Danish town of Tonder. In this photo you can see how enthusiastically they are greeted by the jubilant population.; American tanks of the 10th Army roll towards the center of Okinawa, the largest island of the Lioe Kioe, 600 km from Japan. The Americans disembarked there on March 31, and by April 8 a third of the island was in their possession; A Japanese destroyer broken in two by a direct hit. The explosion throws up a mass of debris. This photo was taken after an attack by the American Air Force from the Far East on a Japanese convoy that was supplying the large enemy base Ormoe on Leyte, in the Philippines. Three supply ships and six jelly ships were chased into the depths and several others were damaged, while the fighter escorted 16 enemy shot down planes. Good condition, creasing, fold, staining, bumps on edges. Country of issue: Netherlands, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 102x50, year of printing: 1940s.