BRITAIN - 1940s - British trade is severely impacted by WWII, with military equipment replacing most exports and imports being food for hurt communities (narrated in 1946).
1946 - General Groves, director of the Manhattan Project, explains how the research of atomic energy will go on postwar.
1946 - US Navy sailors ride aboard their ships being given to China under the lend-lease agreement, befriending Chinese sailors in the process.
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1946 Hand Drawn Scribble Text Effect
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1946 Written On Banner Man Holding Placard
NEW YORK CITY - 1946 - The NYPD's Police Athletic League sponsors boat rides for kids and teenagers along the Hudson River.
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1946 - FDR's funeral procession drives past mourners down Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC, and a gun salute goes off at his memorial service.
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LONDON - 1946 - Civil servants work in a colonial office in London, managing communication and other affairs for colonies of the British Empire.
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USA - 1946 - Slow motion is used to show a basketball player receiving a pass and making a set shot in a scrimmage game.
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USA - 1946 - America's high living standards are made possible by mining and steel industries.
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1946 - A volcano erupts in Japan, causing islanders to evacuate.
1946 - Cardinal Spellman visits Mother Cabrini High School in New York City to oversee mass when she has been canonized.
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US - 1946 - in this western, when an old cowboy complains about some people at a saloon, his younger companion tells him to mind his own business.
KENTUCKY - 1946 - Assault and his jockey Warren Mehrtens win the Kentucky Derby.
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NEW YORK - 1941 - Pearl Harbor's impact on the Merchant Marine is explained (narrated in 1946).
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1946 - A woman picks up brochures from a booth providing information about nursing and the US Children's Bureau.
1946 - In this animated film, Old MacDonald starts his day by striking up a band of animals.
1946 - The black market flourishes in postwar Japan.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - Men and women work in the layout department of a news office in Hiroshima, Japan.
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1946 - Albert Einstein agrees with American scientists who believe that study of the atom should not be used to destructive ends.
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USA - 1946 - The design of merchant ships has changed over the course of history.
1946 - In this animated film, a dog and cat play dead to trick Herman the Mouse into the ice box of the kitchen they're guarding, where they trap him.
1946 - A bust of Booker T. Washington is unveiled at NYU's hall of fame, making him the first African-American honored there.
1946 - Civilians in Tokyo and Yokohama, Japan struggle to get enough food and rebuild shelter after the devastation of war.
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1946 - A newspaper delivery strike cripples New York City but people phone the switchboard for information anyway.
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1946 - Men and women of different races who work for the US Children's Bureau type and file brochures about adoption for the US Children's Bureau.
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USA - 1946 - The importance of America having a Merchant Marine fleet to conduct trade is established.
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1946 - Volunteers stuff envelopes with information about atomic research by the Federation of American Scientists.
LOS ANGELES - 1946 - Street scenes of Los Angeles at night pass buses, stores, and a movie theater showing "Gilda."
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LONDON - 1946 - London rebounds after WWII and the stalwart nature of its people is commended.
1946 - Spectators arrive at Churchill Downs to watch the Kentucky Derby on a track rated slow.
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USA - 1946 - Myriad American goods are loaded onto Merchant Marine ships for shipment to various parts of the world.
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CALGARY - 1946 - Bronco busters ride wild horses at the Calgary Stampede in Alberta, Canada.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - Aerial view of a Catholic priest walking out of a gutted church in Hiroshima, Japan, with young children.
PANAMA - 1946 - Indigenous people of Panama harvest bananas and load them into canoes to take to market.
1946 - Bernard Baruch gives a speech urging for the destruction of all existing atomic bombs, and the global banning of manufacturing any more.
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1946 - General Groves and his assistant Jean O'Leary work in his office on the Manhattan Project.
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1946 - A newspaper delivery strike cripples New York City and radio becomes the standard for information.
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1946 - When Soviet Ambassador Gromyko asks that the UN Security Council postpone Iran's petition to be heard, Secretary Byrnes insists the Iranian ambassador has a right to protest.
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USA - 1946 - The captain of a Merchant Marine ship explains to two of his men why their work is so important and what they learned from the war.
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USA - 1946 - America's high living standards include industrious cities, freedom of religion, good housing, and access to fun like parades.
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CANADA - 1946 - Prefabricated homes are made at aluminum factories in postwar Canada.
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1946 - An American soldier practices the duck and cover maneuver during atomic bomb tests.
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1946 - Ed Wynn enjoys drinks at the Stork Club.
PANAMA - 1946 - American soldiers and newsreel cameramen visit a remote area of Panama to see indigenous people harvest bananas.
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1946 - At a UN Security Council meeting, Netherlands Ambassador van Kleffens denounces Ambassador Gromyko for wanting to postpone Iran's ability to present.