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1. 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

2. French civilians celebrate the end of World War II.

Date:: 1945 May 05

3. An effigy erected during the Marseille uprising. The sign on the effigy reads: Hitler Kaput.

Date:: August 1944

4. A group of Jewish women, members of the emigre section of F.T.P.F.( Franc Tireurs et Partisans Francais), a communist dominated resistance organization, during liberation celebrations. Carrying the banner are Ms. Cukierman from Czechoslovakia on the left, and Helena Faich from Moldavia on the right, who obtained the first kilograms of dynamite for the resistance in Marseille at the age of 17.

Date:: 1944 August 29

5. A group of Jewish men, members of the emigre section of F.T.P.F.( Franc Tireurs et Partisans Francais), a communist dominated resistance organization, march during a liberation celebration.

Date:: 1944 August 29

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

Date:: July 1944

7. V.E. Day celebrations in the streets of Marseille.

Date:: 1945 May 08

8. Parisians joyfully welcome American troops liberating Paris.

Date:: 1944 August 25

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

2. French civilians celebrate the end of World War II.

3. An effigy erected during the Marseille uprising. The sign on the effigy reads: Hitler Kaput.

5. A group of Jewish men, members of the emigre section of F.T.P.F.( Franc Tireurs et Partisans Francais), a communist dominated resistance organization, march during a liberation celebration.

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

7. V.E. Day celebrations in the streets of Marseille.

8. Parisians joyfully welcome American troops liberating Paris.

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