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1. American troops with the 28th Infantry Division march in formation down the Champs-Elysees in Paris during a victory parade.

Date:: July 1944

2. A crowd celebrating the liberation of Marseilles sets fire to a Nazi flag that had been flying over the police building.

Date:: 1944 August 28

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1. American troops with the 28th Infantry Division march in formation down the Champs-Elysees in Paris during a victory parade.

2. A crowd celebrating the liberation of Marseilles sets fire to a Nazi flag that had been flying over the police building.

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