OUTTAKES OF D-DAY TO GERMANY - LMWWIIHD401

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Part Two of Jack Lieb documentary highlighting events in England and France, 1944. Ike in Kansas and De Gaulle in Chicago
US SOLDIERS/SAILORS ON SHIP SHIP CUTTING THROUGH THE WATER SAILOR IN CROW'S NEST SOLDIERS STANDING ON BALCONY OF LARGE HOME CIVILIAN BOY SPEAKS TO SOLDIERS ON BALCONY COUNTRY ESTATE PAN BOY AND MAN IN FRONT OF AMERICAN PROPAGANDA POSTER AMERICAN AVIATOR IN FRONT OF PLANE AMERICAN BATTLE GROUP PAN AT SEA AMERICAN COMMANDERS DISCUSS ON SHIP US SAILOR UNDER SHIPBOARD GUN US SAILOR SMOKES PIPE WITH WAKE BEHIND HIM US SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS WALK THROUGH TOWN AMERICAN SOLDIER PHOTOGRAPHS FRIENDS SAILORS WALK THROUGH PARK IN FRONT ON TULIPS FUTBOL MATCH FRENCH AND AMERICAN LEADERS CONVERSE OUTSIDE HOUSE TRAFFIC IN PARIS TROLLEY CAR RIDE WOMAN WITH CAT SOLDIER SHOWS COLONEL AROUND CHILDREN, SOLDIER AND CIVILIANS WALK ABOUT THE BEACH US SOLDIER TESTS SHIPBOARD GUN AMERICAN TROOPS HANG OUT ON JEEP HOOD WITH CAMERA SOLDIER ON BARRICADED BEACH LITTLE GIRL SALUTES FOR THE CAMERA US SOLDIERS FERRY TO SHIP ON SMALL CRAFT SOLDIER POSES WITH LITTLE GIRL DRIVING THROUGH TOWN SOLDIERS WALK THROUGH RESIDENTIAL AREA, STOP SMELL FLOWERS BOY LEADS CHILDREN ON DONKEY FRENCH FLAG HANGS FROM CAFE ON BEACH AMERICAN JEEP PARKED BY WATER BOY WALKS BIKE ACROOS FOOTBRIDGE SAILORS PLAY CARDS ON SHIP DRIVING TOWARDS FORMER GERMAN OCCUPIED STRUCTURE ON COASTAL HILL FRENCH ARMY BAND PLAYS AMERICAN TRANSPORT PLANE LANDS, PASSENGERS EXIT DEGAULLE IN CHICAGO SPEEDBOAT RACES

[@nonamegame9857]

I would have sworn that talkies were around in the 1940s 🙄🙄

[@curly8029]

Great picture quality. The Americans were the only ones who could afford color.

[@AmerigoMagellan]

Is Telly Sabalas in this film?

[@nonamegame9857]

That would be savalas.

[@chrismoll6862]

That was Kojak himself

[@aiisnice1453]

Was it taken in color I know they were colorized pictures from that era

[@curly8029]

The only ones using color were the Americans because it was very expensive.

[@aiisnice1453]

@@curly8029 Agfacolor was around since 1936

[@aiisnice1453]

@@curly8029 The gemrans had it first

[@specialopssoldier1]

@@aiisnice1453 wrong americans did and its german not GeMrAnS

[@aiisnice1453]

@@specialopssoldier1 Hey my friend I hope we will 'meat' one day surrrr

[@d1agram4]

Say no to watermarks. The tax dollars of that generation paid for this.