The Belgians Share a Cold One
During the war, Nazi’s occupied Belgium, only to be free again thanks to the world of the Allied forces. The liberation started in September of 1944 and took six months to complete, marking an end to four years of German occupation.
The Belgians Share A Cold One
In September of 1944, the Belgian government returned to power, which was celebrated by soldiers and civilians alike. In this image, Canadian soldiers celebrate the liberation with a Belgian beer, toasting to a successful mission.
Graves of Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor marked the beginning of US involvement in the war, on 7 December 1941. Over 17 million American soldiers would eventually serve their country in WWII, and nearly half a million lost their lives in the process.
Graves Of Pearl Harbor
This photograph depicts an American soldier paying respects to an anonymous grave. Enemy forces had buried the unknown soldier, and after noticing it, this particular man wanted to place mortar shells and ferns to pay his respects to a fellow hero.
