1946 - Bernard Barcuh arrives at Hunter College to give a speech on the atomic age.
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HAMBURG - 1945 - British troops salute to Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery as he takes his seat. Field Marshal Montgomery reads the terms of surrender from the German Army.
1946 - Bernard Baruch gives a speech urging for the destruction of all existing atomic bombs, and the global banning of manufacturing any more.
1929 - Wealthy financier Bernard Baruch advises regulating government spending and taxing everyone on everything in order to help those suffering most during the Great Depression.
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HAMBURG - 1945 - Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery flips the page as he reads Germany's surrender terms. He rises from his seat after he finishes reading.
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HAMBURG - 1945 - Two soldiers flank around Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery as he reads Germany's surrender terms in front of microphones.
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1968 - In this comedy movie, a man makes a joke about quoting George Bernard Shaw.
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1929 - Wealthy financier Bernard Baruch advises regulating government spending and taxing everyone on everything in order to help those suffering most during the Great Depression.
1968 - In this comedy movie, a man makes a joke about quoting George Bernard Shaw.
1933 - Playwright George Bernard Shaw arrives in New York City by ship (narrated in 1958).
1953 - Winston Churchill arrives in New York on the Queen Mary, where Irish protestors are gathered and he is met by Bernard Baruch.