CBS News reporter Bob Trout announcing the surrender of Japan.
Originally broadcast: August 14, 1945 - 67 years ago today
Live coverage of US Marines landing on Iwo Jima (Part II)
(Iwo Jima, Japan - February 19, 1945)
Live coverage of US Marines landing on Iwo Jima (Part I)
(Iwo Jima, Japan - February 19, 1945)
A special news bulletin from Guam announcing the beginning of the Battle of Iwo Jima.
(February 19, 1945)
Audio of the first Jewish service to take place at Belsen-Bergen concentration camp following its liberation by British forces on April 15, 1945.
Audio of American journalist Daniel Schorr’s report from Berlin on August 13, 1961; the day on which the East Germany government began construction of the Berlin Wall.
This morning East Berlin presents an eerie picture:
Communist troops in force on every street corner. Soldiers of the Communist National Army drawn up along the sector boundary with columns of armored cars, and behind them, by the tens of thousands, the worker’s militia in their sloppy brown uniforms and visored caps bearing an uncanny resemblance to the stormtroopers of Adolf Hitler…
…East Berlin is an armed camp. It is also a witch’s cauldron, gradually coming to a boil.
Charles Gardner reporting live during a failed German attack on a British convoy, during which a German pilot was shot down and bailed out of his aircraft above the English Channel.
(July 14, 1940)
President of the court Geoffrey Lawrence reading the sentences of Hermann Göring and Rudolf Hess on the final day of the Nuremberg Trials.
Nuremberg, Germany - October 1, 1946
CBS News reporter Bob Trout announcing the surrender of Japan.
Originally broadcast: August 14, 1945 - 67 years ago today
CBS World News Today:
Covering the latest developments around the world concerning WWII, two days before Japan accepted the Allied terms of surrender.
Originally broadcast: August 12, 1945 - 67 years ago today
Frank Phillips of the BBC reporting on the use of the atomic bomb.