HIROSHIMA - 1946 - Boys in war-torn Hiroshima, Japan use a rail spike to pry tile loose from debris, while men load corrugated sheet metal scrap onto a truck for salvaging.
NEW
US - 1946 - in this western, two cowboys argue, and when one of them goes after an old man, his opponent punches him. Both men fight an action-packed fistfight.
NEW
ONTARIO - 1946 - Panoramic exteriors and interiors of a greenhouse at Ottawa's Central Experimental Farm.
1946 - President Truman gives a speech explaining that rent and some production materials will need to remain price controlled after WWII, to help invest in a more prosperous future for all Americans.
1946 - Enormous trucks and trailers are used to tow components of the world's biggest airplane to its hangar.
NEW
1946 - Bartenders are kept busy at the Stork Club.
NEW
HIROSHIMA - 1946 - Men stack and read newspapers as they are printed by a press in Hiroshima, Japan.
Year 1946 Handwriting With Black Marker On Glass Surface
NORMANDY - 1944 - American servicemen storm the beaches of Normandy on D-Day (narrated in 1946).
NEW
USA - 1946 - A ship is launched and men march during their graduation from the United States Merchant Marine Academy.
NEW
USA - 1946 - Cars are made in American factories, then transported by truck, train and barge.
NEW
1946 - President Truman gives a speech at Hyde Park honoring the first anniversary of FDR's death.
NEW
USA - 1946 - The early history of the US Merchant Marine is shared and a globe illustrates American trade routes.
NEW
USA - 1946 - In this musical, a woman starts singing about her troubles with a Lonely Hearts Club.
NEW
EUROPE - 1946 - Churches and other cultural institutions across Europe have been destroyed by war.
NEW
1946 - Communists push Premier Shidehara to resign in Japan, but he resists and elections are later carried out in an orderly fashion.
TOKYO - 1946 - American soldiers find platinum and silver ingots in Tokyo Bay, and collect it as part of Japanese reparations.
NEW
ONTARIO - 1946 - Scientists study seeds at in a lab at Ottawa's Central Experimental Farm.
NEW
BRITAIN - 1946 - Britons of all ages are invited to partake in the rebuilding process of postwar Britain, some attending classes or city planning meetings in bombed out buildings.
NEW
US - 1946 - in this crime film, an arrogant woman treats another woman with disdain, claiming that she's a lady. The other woman talks back, not intimidated.
NEW
CALGARY - 1946 - A Chuckwagon race takes place at the Calgary Stampede in Alberta, Canada.
NEW
1946 - A physicist sprinkles some humor into a speech about atomic power.
NEW
1946 - Excellent view of smoke rising from an atomic mushroom cloud at the Bikini Atoll.
NEW
CALGARY - 1946 - Bronco busters ride wild horses and try to tame mares at the Calgary Stampede in Alberta, Canada.
NEW
CALGARY - 1946 - Bronco busters test out their equipment and boots before getting into the chute at the Calgary Stampede in Alberta, Canada.
NEW
1946 - White and Asian-American women sort books published by the US Children's Bureau.
NEW
USA - 1946 - The Merchant Marines transport cargo and civilian passengers after WWII.
NEW
USA - 1946 - A tall ship sails at night as American viewers are reminded of the debt they owe Merchant Marines.
NEW
HIROSHIMA - 1946 - A man clears rubble from his property in Hiroshima, Japan, to make room for a garden, a repairman does maintenance on a telephone pole, and children collect seashells on the fringe of a river.
NEW
USA - 1946 - American industry booms thanks to oil and hydroelectricity.
NEW
USA - 1946 - Myriad American goods are loaded onto Merchant Marine ships for shipment within the country.
NEW
USA AND ASIA - 1946 - Merchant Marine ships transport goods domestically and also receive imports overseas.
NEW
1946 - A physicist speaks on the danger of an arms race between America and Russia.
1946 - In this animated film, Herman the mouse frightens of Henry the rooster's abusive wife.
NEW
CHINA - 1930s - A pre-war Chinese seaport is bustling with activity (narrated in 1946).
NEW
CHINA - 1930s - Chinese city life flourishes before a Japanese air attack (narrated in 1946).
1946 - Secretary Byrnes reports back on the Big Four Conference, acknowledging the difficulties of maintaining world peace.
NEW
ENGLAND - 1946 - Canadian soldiers take extension courses through Khaki University on architectural design, metallurgy and radiography.
NEW
1946 - Results are tabulated for the first free election in Japan, with the conservative party winning a majority of seats in parliament.
NEW
1946 - The UN Security Council votes to demand Soviet troops withdraw from Iran, and the Iranian delegate Hossein Ala shares his gratitude for the decision.
NEW
1946 - Describing politics as the art of the possible and science as the art of the impossible, a scientist urges politicians to exercise their imaginations more freely in light of the atomic bomb.
NEW
USA - 1946 - Wartime insignias are removed from Merchant Marine ships after WWII.
NEW
US - 1946 - in this western, an old cowboy refuses to do something. When a younger cowboy asks him if he's scared, the older one denies that vehemently.
NEW
BRITAIN - 1940s - Taxes pay for much of Britain's war effort during WWII, but civilians including children also invest in national savings certificates to help the war (narrated in 1946).
NEW
INDIA - 1946 - Muslim and Hindu peoples of India, including those led by Mahatma Gandhi, are linked by their opposition to British rule.
NEW
CANADA - 1946 - French and British immigrants living in Canada have differing views on Britain, and industry tries to rebound in the country after WWII.
NEW
USA - 1946 - Red Allen sings and leads his jazz band in "The House on 52nd Street" with a trumpet solo.
NEW
USA - 1946 - In this animated film, termites destroy a pig family's home until the father shoots at them, but the pigs are happy just to still have a roof over their heads.