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Harry Truman, President of the United States
Harry Truman, President of the United States
Worker in West Berlin
Worker in West Berlin ca. 1948 - 1955
Outtakes from "Operations Vittles"
Outtakes from "Operations Vittles" 1948
Operation Vittles
Operation Vittles 1948
Operation Vittles: Little Vittles
Operation Vittles: Little Vittles 1948
Workers Building New Homes for the Homeless
Workers Building New Homes for the Homeless 1952
President Kennedy Speaks about Soviet Threats to Berlin
President Kennedy Speaks about Soviet Threats to Berlin 7/25/1961
Berlin Documentary, West Berlin, Germany
Berlin Documentary, West Berlin, Germany 8/1961 - 12/1961
Worker Sprinkling Chemicals Along the Berlin Wall
Worker Sprinkling Chemicals Along the Berlin Wall 8/1961
Berliners Protest The Closing Of The Border Between East and West
Berliners Protest The Closing Of The Border Between East and West 8/13/1961
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