The newly liberated people of Antwerp showed their feelings towards the German prisoners and Belgian collaborators by locking them in the vacant cages at the zoo.
Taken from fb/War History online


Prisoners

A New Zealand sailor (left) and three American GIs express their jubilation of the surrender of Japan, by hoisting a London policeman in the air, in Piccadilly Circus in London, England on August 10, 1945.


Jubilation on Piccadilly

This photo is certainly an image of its time and place. It’s from a newspaper dated 1945 and was titled “Hirohito gets the boot!” This plaster head was of Emperor Hirohito of Japan during WWII and placed in the foyer of the Hawaii Theater next to Florentine Gardens on Hollywood Boulevard (a couple of blocks east of Vine St.) At the time, an RKO picture called “Betrayal From The East” about Japan planting a network of spies and saboteurs in California was playing at this theater.
taken rom fb/D.del Moral/History of WW2