1940s - Black and white city dwellers patronize magazine stands selling news about the war and look at postings on public message boards.
1918 - Allied soldiers look at the ruins of a cathedral in the liberated city of Ypres, Belgium.
1918 - Allied soldiers look at the ruins of a cathedral and the wreckage of tanks in the liberated city of Ypres, Belgium.
1941 - Airplane engines are turned out at the Allison Airplane Motor Plant in Indianapolis, Indiana for America and the war effort in Britain.
1945 - President Truman is seen with his cabinet members, then addresses the press on supporting the military.
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1918 - Families of Belgian farmer refugees make their way back to Ypres on a back road on foot, with some being pushed in wheelbarrows.
1962 - South Vietnamese soldiers are trained in the classroom, scientific labs, and machine shops.
1962 - South Vietnamese Navy boats and ships at sea with a Vietnamese narrator speaks about the sprirt of man.
1966 - UN Secretary General U Thant meets with President de Gaulle at the Elysee Palace in Paris, France to discuss the Vietnam War.
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1938 - In this Frank Capra documentary narrated by Walter Huston, Foreign Minister Maxim Litvinov denounces Hitler to the League of Nations, while France's President Daladier and Britain's Prime Minister Chamberlain sign the Munich Pact with Hitler.
1945 - In this documentary directed by Frank Capra, Secretary Cordell Hull reads the memorandum from Japanese envoys given to him before the Pearl Harbor attacks, effectively declaring war on the United States.
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1941 - In this documentary directed by Frank Capra, Japan's Ambassador Kurusu arrives in San Francisco and talks to reporters about Japanese interest in peace, then he and Admiral Nomura meet with Secretary Hull in Washington DC.
1940s - Passengers immigrants see the Statue of Liberty and New York City skyline as their boat comes in to New York Harbor.
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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 - Allied soldiers are based outside a cathedral in Ypres, Belgium.
1930s - In this Frank Capra documentary, civilians in Chungking work at underground war factories and put out fires in the city (narrated in 1944).
1940 - Benito Mussolini decorates men of his Moschettieri, his personal guard, and they pass in review before him and an excited crowd.
1940 - Hitler oversees a military parade which includes marching units, armored vehicles, and Luftwaffe planes in flight.
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1942 - Gandhi receives officials at his home.
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USA - 1943 - A woman prepares canned tomatoes with salt and tomato juice to fill in the cracks.
1931 - In this animated film, Bosko dances in a WWI trench while a fellow soldier, a horse, plays a harmonica.
1940s - American soldiers march in a military parade in a city.
1942 - In this Frank Capra documentary narrated by Walter Huston, animation is used to radio announcers in Nazi Germany, fascist Italy and imperial Japan spreading propaganda.
1940 - In this Frank Capra documentary, RAF pilots are seen with their planes and sing about their loyalty to England (narrated in 1943).
1941 - Ships are seen burning after the attack on Pearl Harbor (narrated in 1945).
UKRAINE, KIEV, AUGUST 24, 2016: Ceremonial parade at Kiev main street - Khreshchatyk,dedicated to 25th anniversary of Ukraines independence. Soldiers in military uniform. Servicemen at military parade
1937 - In this Frank Capra documentary, Japanese forces take Beijing and are surprised when China's National Revolutionary Army fights back in Shanghai (narrated in 1944).
1901 - Combat footage shows artillerymen and horsemen in combat during the Boxer Rebellion.
1941 - In this Frank Capra documentary, congregants of a Russian Orthodox Church in Moscow, Russia pray for victory in the war (narrated in 1943).
1942 - In this animated film, veteran carrier pigeons from WWI salute passing air force planes.
1930s - In this Frank Capra documentary narrated by Walter Huston, the Siegfried Line is constructed by the Nazis (narrated in 1943).
1941 - In this Frank Capra documentary, museums dedicated to Tchaikovsky and Tolstoy in war-torn wintry Russian villages are shown (narrated in 1943).
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1938 - The secretary of a Jewish Relief Committee in Amsterdam checks the passports of applicants.
1940 - In this Frank Capra documentary, Londoners joyfully share the news of how many Luftwaffe planes have been shot down (narrated in 1943).
1940 - Italian troops occupy Sidi Barrani, Egypt, but are met by fighting British forces in a surprise attack.
1940s - Women are shown how to recycle tin cans for salvage material to help the war effort, and recycling trains bring tin to a defense plant.
1930s - In this Frank Capra documentary, a montage shows Russiand working in myriad professions, with the people's commonality being patriotism.
1967 - American soldiers of the 1st Cavalry Division begin Operation Pershing in the Bong Son plain of Vietnam, where villagers are removed from a suspected Viet Cong hideout and the village burned.
1942 - Nightclub and movie theater marquees shine in neon lights on Broadway in New York City Manhattan New York.
1940s - FDR visits US Navy sailors before their aircraft carrier departs, then drives past crowds in Washington DC.
1935 - In this Frank Capra documentary narrated by Walter Huston, Italian forces are seen violently invading Ethiopia (narrated in 1942).
1940 - In this Frank Capra documentary, British civilians try to sleep in underground air raid shelters while the London fire brigade puts out burning buildings at night (narrated by Walter Huston in 1943).
1941 - American civilians are seen enjoying the beach and city sidewalks of Hawaii, when the Japanese suddenly bomb Pearl Harbor.
1938 - People dig trenches in preparation for air raids in London, England, and men march to enlist.
1940s - Coal miners are seen loading coal onto trucks and conveyers for the Consumers' Coal Company.
1967 - The US Marine air base in Da Nang is seen in flames after a nighttime rocket barrage.
1930s - In this Frank Capra documentary narrated by Walter Huston, the League of Nations condemns Japan's invasion of Manchuria but can't get civilians across the world to care, thus ultimately ensuring our entry into WWII (narrated in 1942).
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1945 - Old men speak during a banking and currency committee meeting about rationing on the American homefront.