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This footage was taken in 1945 after a lieutenant general was captured east of Braunschweig. Generalleutnant Karl Veith was captured by United States forces in mid-April 1945 after negotiations for the surrender of the city of Braunschweig failed. Earlier, Veith had rejected General Leland Hobbs’s demand for unconditional surrender because he wanted to withdraw his troops first. Because no agreement was reached, the fighting continued. As Veith tried to leave the city, his convoy was stopped at an American roadblock, and he was captured. After the war, Veith was held as a prisoner of war by the United States until he was released on May 12, 1947. After his release, he lived out the rest of his life until he died on August 10, 1979, in Ochsenfeld.

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