File:Frenchliberation1944Normandy.jpg
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| Description | Battle of Normandy: summer 1944: French civilians chat with American troops, a corpse of a German soldier to their feet. |
| Date | Summer 1944 |
| Source | Archivesnormandie 1939-45 |
| Author | Credited to National Archives USA, US Army Photograph |
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This picture is from the site Archives Normandie 1939-45 where it is available under reference identifier undefined The pictures that are credited to the National Archives USA or the National Archives Canada and which are tagged "libres de droits" are in the public domain. |
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- World War II forces of the United States in France
- Liberation of France
- Military people and civilians
- Soldiers of the United States
- Military people of Germany killed in World War II
- Bodies of dead soldiers
- World War II people of the German Army
- 20th-century images of unidentified men in Germany
- Human corpses in France
- Black and white photographs of corpses of men
- Black and white photographs of World War II
- Black and white photographs of military people in uniform
- Black and white photographs of France in the 1940s
- 1944 photographs of France
- Standing conversation
- 1944 black and white photographs of people