Delegates and members of the Paris Peace Conference to set the peace terms for the defeated Central Powers after the end of World War I. Dignitaries arrive at the Quai d' Orsay- French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs (37, Quai d'Orsay - 75007 Paris) in Paris, France. The formal opening of the Paris Conference starts at 3 O'clock in the afternoon. Dignitaries getting down the motor cars one by one. Reporters and staff seen standing.
United States President Woodrow Wilson and Mrs. Edith Wilson walking and arriving at Quai d' Orsay- French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs (37, Quai d'Orsay - 75007 Paris) in Paris, France. President Wilson helps Mrs. Wilson to get into the motor car. President Wilson came to attend the afternoon session of the Paris Peace Conference in Paris.
Events during the Paris Peace Conference after World War I. The Big Four- Prime Minister of United Kingdom David Lloyd George, Prime Minister of Italy Vittorio Emanuele Orlando, President of United States Woodrow Wilson, and Prime Minister of France Georges Benjamin Clemenceau are seen. They were the dominant diplomatic figures in the Paris Peace Conference and played a major role in designing The Treaty of Versailles.
French Army reinforcement soldiers on military vehicles approaching the Verdun Front in France during World War 1. Other soldiers and men on the street of a French village watch as the line of vehicles, artillery, horses, supplies, and soldiers move through the town. Houses and shops along the sides of the street. Line of French military vehicles paused on a road.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull and Lieutenant General Omar N. Bradley travel by jeep through the town of Carentan to the Omaha beachhead in France. Houses and buildings line the streets. A man walks on the street. A statue at a small square in center of town. A wheel cart nearby the statue. The jeep arrives at a bluff overlooking the beachhead, where General Bradley points out places and things of interest. Secretary Hull dons a steel helmet. They drink some refreshments. Below them the U.S. Army has a contingent of soldiers bivouacked on the beachhead. (World War II period).
The capture of Curlu, France, during the Battle of the Somme, in World war 1. French artillerymen fire a battery of French 75 field pieces at German troops in the town of Curlu. Closeup of French gunners rapid firing their field piece. A shell of a house, all that remains in a section of no-mans land. French infantry quick march into the village of Curlu. View of French forces occupying the severely damaged village. Two French soldiers carry captured German machine guns over their shoulders. (WWI; WW1)
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