Table of contents:
- 1. Parade of German soldiers
- 2. Marching soldiers
- 3. Queue for chocolate
- 4. The central square of Paris - Place de la Concorde
- 5. Avenue Matignon
- 6. Postage stamp collector
- 7. German philatelists
- 8. Boulevard de Rochechouart
- 9. Bicycle patrol
- 10. "Masonic Exhibition" in the Small Palace
- 11. Exhibit
- 12. Boulevard de Rochechouart
- 13. Imperial Theater
- 14. Honor guard
- 15. Cinema Marignane
- 16. Concert at the Tuileries
- 17. Those present at the concert in the Tuileries
- 18. Building on Concorde Square
- 19. Worker at Les Halles
- 20. Department store "Prentam"
- 21. Ladies' gloves department of the Prentam department store
- 22. Opera Square
- 23. Flea market
- 24. Fresh press
- 25. Cinema "Paris", Champs Elysees
- 26. Press on Concorde Square
Video: 30 retro photos of Paris during the 1940 occupation
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-01-10 02:10
They prefer to remember the occupation of France during the Second World War as a heroic time - Charles de Gaulle, "Resistance". But the impartial documentary photographs show that this was not quite the case. It is not for nothing that the exhibition "Parisians during the Occupation", which took place 63 years after the war, once caused a grandiose scandal.
1. Parade of German soldiers
2. Marching soldiers
3. Queue for chocolate
4. The central square of Paris - Place de la Concorde
5. Avenue Matignon
6. Postage stamp collector
7. German philatelists
8. Boulevard de Rochechouart
9. Bicycle patrol
10. "Masonic Exhibition" in the Small Palace
11. Exhibit
12. Boulevard de Rochechouart
13. Imperial Theater
14. Honor guard
15. Cinema Marignane
16. Concert at the Tuileries
17. Those present at the concert in the Tuileries
18. Building on Concorde Square
19. Worker at Les Halles
20. Department store "Prentam"
21. Ladies' gloves department of the Prentam department store
22. Opera Square
23. Flea market
24. Fresh press
25. Cinema "Paris", Champs Elysees
26. Press on Concorde Square
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