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4th Armored Division enters city of Troyes in France.
4th Armored Division enters city of Troyes in France. Smoke rises from wrecked buildings in background. Wrecked German trucks. French civilians destroy German street signs.
French civilians destroy German street signs in Troyes, France.
Civilian writes on wall "Vive Les Americans" in Troyes, France. Scenes after destruction. Scenes of street signs. French civilians destroy German street signs.
U.S. medical unit set up in town square attends to wounded people in Troyes, France.
U.S. medical unit set up in town square attends wounded people in Troyes, France. Scene of Town Square. A truck passes a board on the street side: "Troyes".
People cut the hair of French women collaborators in the village square of Nemours, France.
French people of Nemours, France, punish local women who collaborated with the enemy, during the German occupation in World War II. A woman sits in a chair on a pedestal, as a barber shaves her head in the village square, as crowd of spectators watch. Several other women stand together, awaiting similar treatment.
Bombs falling on the City of Brest, France
Views of smoke rising from succession of bomb explosions on the City of Brest, France. (World War II period).
Post-invasion scenes, Normandy, France, following D-Day operations
A United States ship at the coast in Normandy, France soon after the D-Day Invasion of Normandy by the Allies. Barrage balloons seen above, in distance. Wounded soldiers on the deck of the ship. Dead soldiers being loaded on to a boat alongside.. High waves strike at the coast as a number of ships remain anchored at the harbor. Troops disembark from a landing barge. Wrecked and rusting jeep in foreground. A pile of spent cartridges in bottom of boat. Formation of Bombers flies overhead. Troops onboard a troop ship participate in a Roman Catholic Mass led by a Chaplain in ecclesiastic attire. (World War II period).