AFPU (Army Film & Photographic Unit) cameraman Sergeant J. H. Goddard uses a turret-lensed Eyemo 35-mm movie camera to film a German military direction sign attached to the only part of the Hotel Moderne left standing amidst the ruins of Caen, Normandy, France; 10 July 1944. 

German language sign survived

British Sergeant R.S. Baker (right) from the Army Film and Photographic Group (AFPU) and a service corps soldier (RASC), eating bread and salt with a young Soviet soldier at the Reich Chancellery in Berlin, in honor of the surrender of German troops; 1945.

Eating bread and salt

Sgt. Jimmy Mapham of No. 5 AFPU (Army Film & Photographic Unit) walks through the rubble of Caen, Normandy, France; August 1944.