SC 191918 - A German first sergeant with a Hitler mustache calmly smokes his pipe at a prisoner of war enclosure just behind the front lines in France. 25 July, 1944

SC 191995 - Sgt. Ralph A. Hirts, center, of 260 Riverside Drive, New York City, interpreter, interview a captured German sergeant about the morale of the German Army

SC 192009 - Pvt. Peter M.N. Patti, 765 E. 225th St., Bronx, N.Y., right, an infantry medic, gives a light to a German prisoner on the front lines of the battle for Marigny, France. 29 July

111-SC-2098 - German Prisoners - The French concentration camps, such as are shown in this picture, are the only places in France where the German soldiers feel they are safe from allied shot and shell

SC 191988-S - Pvt. Ken Wonick, Greenville, S.C., a member of an infantry unit somewhere France, puts an identification tag on a German prisoner of war captured during the new offensive in France. 30 July, 1944

SC 192024 - One of the many German prisoners that was captured in the fight for Marigny, France, is being brought in on a jeep by Colonel T.E. Boudinot. 26 July, 1944

SC 191881-S - A captured German sits on the side of his vehicle, practically ignored by Yanks nearby, who are busy examining the intricacies of the Schmeisser machine pistol, a captured German "Tommygun". 29 July, 1944

SC 192033 - Cpl. Roy C. Moore, of Lubbock, Texas, a medic attached to an engineer unit, somewhere in France, gives first aid in the field to a wounded German soldier. 31 July, 1944

SC 191875 - This nazi soldier, carrying a white flag, surrendered to American troops on the outskirts of St. Lo. 20 July, 1944