Soviet troops in Germany (1945)

A unit of the NKVD troops with service dogs passes through a German village to the forest to capture German soldiers who do not want to surrender.

The movement of the NKVD unit through the railway station.

The soldiers stretch out in a chain at the edge of the forest, enter the forest to comb.

NKVD soldiers combing the forest.

The soldiers examine tracks in the clearing, pick up an abandoned soldier's mess tin.

The crew of a Maxim heavy machine gun takes up a position.

Preparing the machine gun for fire.

The machine gun crew fires.

An officer, hiding behind a tree trunk, directs the battle.

An NKVD soldier picks up a machine gun of a dead German soldier from the ground, kicks the corpse.

A dead German soldier.

A Soviet machine gunner exchanges fire with the enemy, hiding behind the trees.

The machine gunner runs between the trees, stops near the corpse of a dead German.

Capture of German soldiers hiding in the forest, search.

German prisoners are escorted with their hands up.

An armed detachment with service dogs leaves the commandant's office building and walks along the street.

A handler with a dog on the roof of a house.

Capture of a German soldier with the help of a service dog.

Faces of local residents.

A unit of tank destroyers with service dogs enters a training ground.

Training dogs to detect mines.

Soviet troops are moving along the street of a German city, past half-destroyed buildings, refugees with their belongings are standing on the side of the road.

A convoy of refugees is moving along the streets of a destroyed city.

The wall of a burning building.

Refugees are walking along the sidewalk past destroyed houses, Soviet tanks are moving towards them along the road.

A column of freed French prisoners of war is moving along the road.

Officers of the Soviet military commandant's office are conducting a population census.

A Soviet officer is recording data in a journal.

The face of an elderly German (in profile).