1942 - Archibald Wavell, the commander-in-chief of British India, completes work in his office at the Delhi command center.
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1942 - Officials depart from a meeting at the headquarters of Archibald Wavell, the commander-in-chief of British India.
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1942 - Gandhi and his family walk in the Indian countryside.
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1942 - Passengers disembark from trains at Wardha Junction in India.
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1942 - Indian officials are served a meal outside.
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1942 - Men seeking to join the Indian Army must first pass a vision test.
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1942 - British officers inspect potential Indian recruits, and have the men run to prove their speed.
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1942 - Indian soldiers patrol a dam in Tando Masti Khan.
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1942 - Civilians and military officers gather to hear an outdoor speech in India.
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1942 - Sir Chhotu Ram arrives to address a group of Indian men interested in volunteering for the war effort.
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1942 - Demolitions are used to shape a mountain trail in India.
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1942 - British troops march in arid Indian mountains.
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1942 - Civilians use pickaxes, mallets and shovels to build trails for soldiers on an arid mountain range in India.
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1942 - British soldiers leave a stone fort on an arid mountain in India.
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1942 - Civilians begin digging trails for soldiers on an arid mountain range in India.
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1942 - An airman in the Royal Indian Air Force rides in a small simulator.
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1942 - Gunners in the Royal Indian Air Force receive special training on their equipment.
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1942 - A British officer briefs fliers of the Royal Indian Air Force on a runway.
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1942 - British leaders receive visitors at a palace in India.
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1942 - Airmen for the Royal Indian Air Force are trained on flying and communications equipment.
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1942 - Indian troops are inspected by a visiting party of British officers.
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1942 - Distinguished guests arrive at a British palace in India.
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1942 - British leaders receive visitors at a palace in India.
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1942 - British commander Archibald Wavell receives guests at a palace in India.
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1941 - In a speech to the America First Committee, isolationist Charles Lindbergh says interventionists have given comfort to the enemy by dividing their countries over the issue of foreign war.
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1944 - Servicemen and civilians of different races listen to Mayor La Guardia give a speech and unveil a billboard advocating for religious tolerance in the military in New York City.
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1944 - Mayor La Guardia gives a speech in New York City about America's unique melting pot culture, and why true equality crucial to democracy.
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1944 - Mayor La Guardia gives a speech in New York City warning against those who would seek to divide America based on race or religion.
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1944 - Mayor La Guardia gives a speech in New York City honoring the Institute for American Democracy's dedication to equality.
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1941 - Communist books and newspapers are advertised by the Daily Worker in Brooklyn, New York.
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1940s - Slovene-American writer Louis Adamic talks to the advisory council of the National Defense Commission's Consumer Division, and they aim to sell his books.
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1940s - Slovene-American writer Louis Adamic describes immigrants in wartime as a potential threat while also acknowledging how immigrants have benefitted America in the past.
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1918 - Allied soldiers look at the ruins of a cathedral and the wreckage of tanks in the liberated city of Ypres, Belgium.
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1918 - Families of Belgian refugees are lined up in the ruins of the liberated city of Ypres to receive goods, and children point to the camera.
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1918 - Belgian civilians of all ages wave flags and pose with allied soldiers in the liberated city of Ypres.
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1918 - Families of Belgian refugees are seen standing among the ruins of Ypres after its liberation.
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1918 - Happy children swarm the soldiers who've liberated their city of Ypres, Belgium, and an officer reads a man's letter.
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1918 - Allied soldiers ride horseback and wagons past devastated buildings of Ypres, Belgium.
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1918 - Families of Belgian farmer refugees make their way back to Ypres on a back road on foot and in horse-drawn carriages.
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1918 - Lampposts are lit and American flags are waved in a crowd of civilians and servicemen in Paris, France, celebrating Armistice Day.
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1918 - Servicemen and civilians wave allied flags outside the entree du hall of the Palace Hotel on Armistice Day in Paris, France.
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1918 - Soldiers drive cars and jeeps past crowds in Paris, France, waving American flags as they celebrate Armistice Day.
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1918 - Handicapped and able-bodied veterans march in an Armistice Day parade in Paris, France, and women give them flowers.
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1918 - Crowds of servicemen and civilians take to the streets of Paris, France to celebrate Armistice Day by marching with allied flags.
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1918 - Crowds of servicemen and civilians celebrate Armistice Day in the streets of Paris, France by singing and playing musical instruments, waving allied flags, and kissing.
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1918 - Men put up banners celebrating Armistice Day in Paris, France, and crowds of men, women and children wave American flags and cheer at the camera.
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1918 - Crowds of servicemen and civilians celebrate Armistice Day in the streets of Paris, France as newspapers are sold and army trucks are driven past.
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1918 - Black and white soldiers celebrate Armistice Day in the streets of Paris, France, by playing music and kissing women as others wave allied flags out of balconies.