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Robert Capa - FRANCE. The Battle of Normandy. US Forces.

FRANCE. The Battle of Normandy. US Forces. - Manche. Cherbourg. 27th June 1944.
The Mayor of Cherbourg Mr Paul REYNAUD announcing on the radio the liberation of the City, accompanied by Gen Joseph LAWTON COLLINS (glasses) and Gen. Mathew B RIDGEWAY, the US Commanders.

Au centre, le maire Paul REYNAUD (FRA), annonçant la libération de la ville et derrière lui le général américain Joseph LAWTON COLLINS. - Robert Capa

Manche. Cherbourg. 27th June 1944.
The Mayor of Cherbourg Mr Paul REYNAUD announcing on the radio the liberation of the City, accompanied by Gen Joseph LAWTON ...

ICP 619
June-July 1944. An American unit entering a town.

FRANCE. Cherbourg. June 26th, 1944. German soldiers surrender to American troops.

FRANCE. The Battle of Normandy. US Forces. - FRANCE. WWII. The Battle of Normandy. Manche. Cherbourg. June 26th, 1944. General VON SCHLIEBEN (left), Commander of the German garrison in Cherbourg, after having surrendered. On the right: US General Manton S. EDDY.
ICP 607 - Robert Capa

FRANCE. WWII. The Battle of Normandy. Manche. Cherbourg. June 26th, 1944. General VON SCHLIEBEN (left), Commander of the German garrison in Cherbourg, after hav

FRANCE. The Battle of Normandy. US Forces. - icp 626
Normandy. Mont St Michel. August 1944. The recently liberated town had been declared off limits to all military personnel except Generals and War Correspondents. - Robert Capa

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Normandy. Mont St Michel. August 1944. The recently liberated town had been declared off limits to all military personnel except Generals and War Corre

FRANCE. Normandy. June, 1944. German officer surrendering to American officers.

FRANCE. Cherbourg. June 26th, 1944. US Major-General Mathew B RIDGEWAY (left), commander of the US 82nd Airborne Division and US Gen. Jospeh LAWTON COLLINS (right, in profile), commander of the US VII Corps.

FRANCE. Cherbourg. June, 1944. A view of the city, damaged by allied bombs.

FRANCE. Cherbourg. June 27th, 1944. German soldiers captured by American troops.

FRANCE. The Battle of Normandy. US Forces. - FRANCE. Cherbourg. June 28, 1944. American soldiers and French civilians celebrating the liberation of the city in front of Cherbourg's city hall. - Robert Capa

FRANCE. Cherbourg. June 28, 1944. American soldiers and French civilians celebrating the liberation of the city in front of Cherbourg's city hall.

FRANCE. June 27, 1944. American troops approaching Cherbourg.

FRANCE. The Battle of Normandy. US Forces. - Manche. Région de Cherbourg. 22-28 juin 1944.
Soldats allemands capturés par les Alliés.
American soldiers with captured German prisoners of war, in the region of Cherbourg. - Robert Capa

Manche. Région de Cherbourg. 22-28 juin 1944.
Soldats allemands capturés par les Alliés.
American soldiers with captured German prisoners of war, in the regio

FRANCE. Cherbourg region. June 22-28, 1944. Wounded American soldiers.

FRANCE. Cherbourg. June 26-28, 1944. American troops.

FRANCE. Cherbourg. June 28th, 1944. American Military Police with German prisoners of war.

FRANCE. Cherbourg. June 26-28, 1944. An American soldier during the fight for the city.

FRANCE. Cherbourg. June 26-28, 1944. American soldiers reacting to sniper fire.

FRANCE. Cherbourg. June 26-28, 1944. German prisoners of war carrying their wounded.

FRANCE. Cherbourg. June 26th-28th, 1944. German soldiers captured by American troops.

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