Associated Press

President Harry S. Truman addresses a crowd in front of a City Hall in Jersey City, New Jersey. The President was on a day long tour of New Jersey to garner votes for Presidential Democratic candidate Adlai Stevenson. The crowd was sizable. Donor: John E. Boos.

Close-up of Margaret Truman (in hat) at a press conference at the White House. Similar to 81-151. Donor: John E. Boos.

American journalist Louis Lochner (right) looking at wrecked balcony where Adolf Hitler once stood to greet the masses in Berlin. He is talking to the former cook of the Chancellor.

An aerial view of Berlin, Germany taken from an airplane. The image shows the Anhalter Bahnhof (train station) after the Germans surrendered to end World War II in Europe.

A portrait of Joseph Stalin is hung on Unter den Linden (a boulevard), Mitte, Berlin, Germany, after the defeat of the Nazi Army in World War II. City Hall tower can be seen in the background.

The wrecked American embassy on Unter den Linden (a boulevard), Mitte, Berlin, Germany. The building is shown how correspondents found it.

The Reichstag after the bombing of Berlin during World War II. A German anti-aircraft gun sits wrecked in the foreground.

Joseph Goebbels' Ministry of Propaganda in Berlin as it was found by correspondents after the Allies captured Berlin at the end of World War II.

Stands erected by the Russians at Unter den Linder, Mitte, Berlin, Germany, for the Big Three Meeting. Three paintings of Allied leaders are shown, from left to right: President Harry S. Truman of the United States, Josef Stalin of the Soviet Union, and Winston Churchill of Great Britain.

An aerial view of Berlin taken after Germany surrendered to end World War II. To the left is the Reichstag, damaged by the bombings and to the right a destroyed bridge can be seen going over the Spree River.