Reconstruction (1939-1951)

School children in Patras, Greece wait for their lunch to arrive at school, provided by the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.

An unidentified schoolboy in Patras, Greece waits with his tin dish under his arm for his school lunch. The lunch is provided to all schools in the city by the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.

An unidentified malnourished Yugoslavian baby is examined by an unidentified doctor.

Children receive a meal from Miss Riker, a United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation worker from Northampton, New York, in the Asylum at Salonika, Greece.

Filipino nurses attend unidentified emaciated youth at the Tarlae Provincial Hospital on Luzon Island after the Japanese had been driven from the area.

Patients in a hospital at the Buchenwald concentration camp near Weimar, Germany, after the camp was liberated by the Allies.

After Allied occupation, an unidentified woman receives bread after waiting in a bread line in Agata, Sicily.

An unidentified girl rests after being freed by the 5th Infantry Division of the United States Third Army. She was found in Volary, Czechoslovakia.

An unidentified Russian slave laborer, suffering from tuberculosis, in a hospital at Seesen, Germany. The hospital was taken by troops of the 2nd Armored Division, U.S. Ninth Army.

Malnourished unidentified Jewish ex-slave laborers wait for care from the United States Army and Red Cross. They were rescued when the Infantry of the U.S. Ninth Army intercepted the train they were aboard.