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Friedensreich Hundertwasser

Friedensreich Hundertwasser, artist, painter, Austria, born 1982

Friedensreich Hundertwasser

Friedensreich Hundertwasser, artist, painter, Austria, born 1982

Friedensreich Hundertwasser

Friedensreich Hundertwasser, artist, painter, Austria, born 1982

Friedensreich Hundertwasser

Friedensreich Hundertwasser, artist, painter, Austria, born 1982

Sailors

Sailors, German armed forces, navy, Germany since 1949 FRG

Support ships

Support ships, German armed forces, navy, Germany since 1949 FRG

Pope Pius XII

Pope Pius XII, Italy, death 1958

Prinzessin Margaret, 1957

Prinzessin Margaret bei Dior.

Christian Dior

Christian Dior, fashion designer, France, French fashion designer

1956 Winter Olympics in Cortina d'Ampezzo

Therese Giehse

Therese Giehse, actress, Germany, Theater/TV

Ludwig Klages

Ludwig Klages, philosopher, psych. psychologist

Noerdlingen vor 1945

Noerdlingen vor 1945, Bavaria, Germany

Erich Maria Remarque

Erich Maria Remarque, writer, Germany

Dresses from 1950 to 1953

Fritz Schaeffer

Fritz Schaeffer, Germany, portraits

Paul Hindemith

Paul Hindemith, composer

Paul Hindemith

Paul Hindemith, composer

Paul Hindemith

Paul Hindemith, composer

Jean Cocteau

Jean Cocteau, writer, film director, France

Paul Hindemith

Paul Hindemith, composer

Jella Lepman

Jella Lepman, Jugendbibliothek

Erich Maria Remarque

Erich Maria Remarque, writer, Germany

Charlie Chaplin

Charlie Chaplin, actor, Great Britain, Monsieur Verdoux

UN general allembly: 1946-1964

Krupp - 1946 to 1988

Hanging - 1946 to 1999

Charles de Gaulle

Charles de Gaulle, politician, France, June 1945-1957

Computer until 1965

People at work 1946-1999

Ramersdorf

Ramersdorf, Munich: districts, Germany, Bavaria

Berlin - Pergamon museum

Berlin - Pergamon museum, museums, Germany

Astrology

Astrology, ABERGLAUBE

Muenchner Kindl (Munich child)

Muenchner Kindl (Munich child), Munich - public life, Germany, Bavaria symbol on the coat-of-arms of the city Munich

Emmy Goering, geb. Sonnemann

Emmy Goering, geb. Sonnemann, actress, Germany, pictures 1945-1973

Agriculture in Namibia - 1946 to 1999

Postcard of the Red Cross for German prisoners in Russia, 1945

A postcard of the Russian Red Cross, on the back of which prisoners of war could write messages to the recipient. Almost all cards were written in August 1945 and were immediately mailed. The cards for Frankfurt am Main, as the one pictured here, arrived on 29.12nd1945.

Roman Andriyovych Rudenko during the Nuremberg Trial, 1945

The Soviet chief prosecutor holding his prosecution speech at the Nuremberg trial of the major war criminal, Roman Andriyovych Rudenko.

Return of the Marian column on Marienplatz, 1945

The Mariensaeule, Patrona Bavariae, returns to the Marienplatz.

Return of the Marian Column to Marienplatz, 1945

A huge crowd gathered in Marienplatz for a service on the occasion of the return of the Mariensaeule, the Patrona Bavariae on Marienplatz.

Dr. Wilhelm Hoegner at SPD party foundation, 1945

Wilhelm Hoegner gives a speech on the occasion of the party founding of the SPD in the Prinzregententheater in Munich. Hoegner was dismissed from public service in 1933 and went into exile in Switzerland. There he created a draft constitution that was incorporated into the Bavarian constitution. That is why he is considered the father of the Bavarian constitution.

Laenderrat (state council) in the American occupation zone, 1945

This photograph shows the representatives of the states of the American occupation zone at a meeting with the representatives of the occupying powers. The Landrat was the forerunner of a later German government. From left: Pollock, political adviser to the US military governor, dr. Wilhelm Hoegner, Minister President of Bavaria, Dr. Ing. Reinhold Maier, Minister President of Wuerttemberg Baden and Prof. Dr. med. Karl Geiler, Minister President of Hesse.

First party meeting of the KPD in Munich in the post-war period, 1945

The first party meeting of the KPD in the Prinzregententheater in Munich.

First party meeting of the KPD in Munich, 1945

The first party meeting of the KPD in the Prinzregententheater in Munich.

Wilhelm Hoegner and the first post-war cabinet in Bavaria, 1945

The Hoegner Cabinet, the second Bavarian post-war Cabinet. Prime Minister and Minister of Justice William Hoegner sits at the table. Standing from left to right: Ludwig Ficker (State Secretary at the Interior Ministry), Albert Rosshaupter (Minister of Labour, SPD), Anton Pfeiffer (Secretary of State, Head of the State, CSU), Johann Ehard (State Secretary at the Ministry of Justice, CSU), Ludwig Erhard (Minister of Economic Affairs, Democratic Party), Josef Seifried (Minister of the Interior, SPD), Franz Fendt (Minister of Education, SPD), Fritz Terhalle (Minister of Finance, independent), Heinrich Krehle (State Secretary at the Ministry of Labour, CSU), Josef Baumgartner (Food and Agriculture, CSU), Heinrich Schmitt (KPD), Hans Mueller (Secretary of the Treasury, independent).

Japanese surrender on the U.S. battleship Missouri in and at the fronts 1945

Japan surrendered on.09/02/1945

Japan surrendered on.09/02/1945, politics 1939-1945, UdSSR - 01.09.1939-1945

Return of evacuated Munich citizens to Munich, 1945

Return of more and more evacuated Munich citizens to Munich. In this picture a family is unloading their belongings from a car.

Painter painting in the destroyed Munich, 1945

Painter while painting in the devastated Munich, around him rubble. Out of necessity, he uses a makeshift solution as holder.

Dropping of the second atomic bomb on Nagasaki on 08/09/1945

Commemoration ceremony for victims of the Dachau concentration camp at the Munich Ostfriedhof (East Cemetery), 1945

Commemoration service for the victims of the Dachau concentration camp at the Munich Ostfriedhof ( East Cemetery). In the background is a banner reading "... Nazism and enslavement".

Commemoration ceremony for victims of the Dachau concentration camp at the Munich Ostfriedhof (East Cemetery), 1945

Commemoration service for the victims of the Dachau concentration camp at the Munich Ostfriedhof ( East Cemetery).

Dropping of the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima on 08/06/1945

The first city council meeting in Munich after the end of the Second World War, 1.8.1945

Mayor Karl Scharnagl, who was appointed by the Allies speaks to the 36 city councilmen during the first council meeting in the small meeting room of the Munich Town Hall.

The first city council meeting in Munich after the end of the Second World War, 1.8.1945

Mayor Karl Scharnagl, who was appointed by the Allies speaks to the 36 city councilmen during the first council meeting in the small meeting room of the Munich Town Hall. On the left is the police president Pitzer (?), at right the second mayor and head of the Munich city administration Franz Stadelmayer. City councilmen Dr. Anton Fingerle, (7th from left) and Dr. Eugen Roth (right, 1st row in the middle, facing).

The first city council meeting in Munich after the end of the Second World War, 1.8.1945

During the first council meeting in the small meeting hall of the Munich Town Hall, police president Pitzer (?) holds a speech. On the far right Lord Mayor Karl Scharnagl, who was appointed by the Allies. In the center Franz Stadelmayer, second mayor and head of the city administration.

The first city council meeting in Munich after the end of the Second World War, 1.8.1945

The third mayor, Thomas Wimmer (?), speaks during the first meeting of the city council in the small meeting room of the Town Hall in Munich. Sitting next to him at right, Police President Pitzer (?) and the second mayor Franz Stadelmayer.

The first city council meeting in Munich after the end of the Second World War, 1.8.1945

Mayor Karl Scharnagl, who was appointed by the Allies speaks to the 36 city councilmen during the first council meeting in the small meeting room of the Munich Town Hall. On the left, police president Pitzer (?), at right the second mayor and head of the Munich city administration Franz Stadelmayer, later director of the Bavarian Rundfunks.

The first city council meeting in Munich after the end of the Second World War, 1.8.1945

During the first council meeting in the small meeting room of the Munich Town Hall, the Lord Mayor Karl Scharnagl, who was appointed by the Allies, hands over letters of appointments to the 36 city councilmen.

Winston Churchill at the Reich Chancellery in Berlin, 1945

When Churchill arrived at the Potsdam Conference in July 1945, he also visited the site of the destroyed Reich Chancellery.