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Crossing Paris by car by General de Gaulle acclaimed by the crowd on August 26, 1944

Publication date 01/09/1944 From €100.00

Liberation of Paris

On Saturday, August 26 in Paris, General de Gaulle, who crossed a part of the capital on foot, climbs to Place de la Concorde, still under the acclamations of a huge crowd. The parade commits rue de Rivoli to arrive at the Town Hall, where the general greets and thanks Paris. Many plans, including close-ups and aerial views, of the crowd. Images filmed by a team of Resistance filmmakers.

Arrest of Germans in Paris by General Leclerc

Publication date 01/09/1944 From €100.00

Liberation of Paris

The men of General Leclerc, who entered Paris, arrest the Germans entrenched in the hotel Majestic and in other Parisian buildings. Prisoner plans with hands in the air or behind the head. Images filmed by a team of Resistance filmmakers.

Shots on the crowd after General de Gaulle’s Paris crossing

Publication date 05/09/1944 From €100.00

Liberation of Paris

On the evening of the historic day of August 26, 1944, General de Gaulle goes by car to Notre-Dame where a Te Deum will be given. On the course followed by the procession, a shooting erupts. Shooters ambushed on the roofs shoot at the crowd in various places of the capital. Plans of people running and scattering, hiding under tanks or behind the parapet of a bridge, of wounded transported, of the crowd flat belly, of a young girl wielding a flag.

Charles de Gaulle at Paris City Hall "Paris outraged Paris broken Paris martyred but Paris liberated"

Publication date 01/09/1944 From €100.00

Liberation of Paris

In the first hours of the liberation of the capital, on August 25, 1944, Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, the General of GAULLE delivers a speech with his famous phrase: "... Paris, Paris outraged! Paris broken! Paris martyred! But Paris liberated!... released by himself, liberated by his people, with the help of the armies of France...". Images filmed by a team of filmmakers of the Resistance.

Arrests of employees in Paris and results of a German shooting in Romainville

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Liberation of Paris

In Paris, arrests of women who have practiced "horizontal collaboration", Stéphane Lauzanne, director of the collaborator newspaper Le Matin and Paul Devise, president of the State Court created by the Vichy regime. In Romainville, pictures of the bodies of men and women shot by the Germans. Images filmed by a team of Resistance filmmakers.

Interview With General Von Choltitz On The Night Paris Nearly Burned

Publication date 25/08/1964 From €100.00

Liberation of Paris

Interview in a villa of Baden Baden, where he lives retired, from General Dietrich Von CHOLTITZ, the officer to whom on August 22, 1944 Hitler gave the order to burn Paris. For the first time in his career as a soldier, he will not obey.

Crossing of Paris on foot by General de Gaulle acclaimed by the crowd on August 26, 1944

Publication date 01/09/1944 From €100.00

Liberation of Paris

On Saturday 26 August in Paris, General de Gaulle arrives at the Arc de Triomphe in front of the tomb of the unknown soldier. He then walked down the Champs-Élysées to the Concorde, under the cheers of a huge crowd, preceded by the victorious tanks and surrounded by generals Leclerc, Koenig and Juin, as well as resistance fighters, including Bidault and Parodi, who looked like "La Marseillaise". Comment on images of the general and the crowd, including close-ups and aerial views. These images were filmed by a team of Resistance filmmakers.

FFI fight at the Libération de Paris

Publication date 01/09/1944 From €100.00

Liberation of Paris

In Paris, the insurrection begins in the heart of the city, in the Ile de la Cité. Police prefecture is the first bastion of the resistance. Fighting also takes place on the Place de l'Hôtel de Ville. The French flag is set on the rooftops of these two buildings. Images filmed by a team of Resistance filmmakers.

The fire of the Grand Palais during the Liberation of Paris

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Liberation of Paris

On August 23, 1944, during the popular uprising of the Liberation of Paris, the Grand Palais was bombed by the Germans and caught fire. Silent document.

First tanks and soldiers of the 2nd DB of General Leclerc in the center of Paris

Publication date 01/08/1944 From €100.00

Liberation of Paris

Document muet. On the Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, occupied by the Dronne detachment of the 2nd armoured division of General Leclerc, first entered Paris on 24 and 25 August, a Parisian woman affectionately embraces a soldier in the presence of badauds. A Sherman Champaubert tank is surrounded by FFI (wearing an armband) and resistant police officers. A soldier shaves in front of the mirror of his vehicle. Tanks from the 2nd DB pass close to Notre Dame Cathedral and Police Prefecture in the City Island.

Cheerful Crowd in Paris upon arrival of Allied troops

Publication date 01/09/1944 From €100.00

Liberation of Paris

In Paris, the crowd massed in front of the town hall and in the streets leading up to the Opera House burst out its joy when the Allied troops entered the masses. She cheers for soldiers marching in military vehicles, jeeps, tanks. Women kiss them. Brief statement at the microphone of an American soldier who says he is very happy to be in Paris. Images filmed by a team of Resistance filmmakers.

Departure of the Germans from Paris on August 19, 1944

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Liberation of Paris

On August 19, 1944, the Germans began to leave Paris. Their vehicles depart from the Place de l'Opéra, descend the Champs Elysées, pass through the Place de la Madeleine. The avenues of the capital are empty. The first shots burst. Posters are flourishing on the walls, calling for participation in the fight against invaders and general mobilization, while pro-visionary and German posters are torn. Images filmed by a team of Resistance filmmakers.

Entry of the 2nd Armoured Division of General Leclerc in Paris

Publication date 01/09/1944 From €100.00

Liberation of Paris

The vanguard of the Leclerc division drives towards Paris, acclaimed by the population. Through the suburbs, in the midst of the howls of joy, the helmeted soldiers will join the soldiers without uniform of the capital. They arrive in front of the town hall, where they spend the night. The rest of the troops arrived the next day in tanks and other military vehicles. Images filmed by a team of Resistance filmmakers.

Construction of barricades during the Liberation of Paris

Publication date 01/09/1944 From €100.00

Liberation of Paris

In Paris, the inhabitants (men, women and children) organize themselves to fight against the oppressor and build barricades with cut trees, paving stones, sandbags. Images filmed by a team of Resistance filmmakers.

Kissing American soldiers entering Paris

Publication date 01/08/1944 From €100.00

Liberation of Paris

Silent document. At the Liberation of Paris, women embrace with joy American soldiers who distribute cookies and (chewing gum?).

Slapped woman at the time of the Liberation of Paris

Publication date 01/08/1944 From €100.00

Liberation of Paris

Document muet. During the so-called wild cleansing at the time of the Liberation of Paris, a woman with swastikas painted on her face, mowed for collaboration with the Nazi occupier, is exhibited before the crowd by resistants (wearing an armband), in the middle of a barricade, under the threat of a gun held by a resistance. She’s busted and slapped.

Arrests of Germans at the Libération de Paris

Publication date 01/09/1944 From €100.00

Liberation of Paris

While Marcel Flouret, the new prefect of the Seine, arrives at the City Hall, where he is welcomed by Roger Stéphane, the fights continue in the streets of Paris, notably at the Batignolles in the 17th arrondissement, and resistance fighters, including Georges Dukson, arrest Germans. Images filmed by a team of Resistance filmmakers.

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