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Parisian civilians during street fighting at the beginning of the liberation of Paris on August 19, 1944, captured by Jack Lieb. -
Jack Lieb's color footage from the first day of the Paris uprising shows armed vehicles in the streets of the occupied city. -
Street fighting in Paris, 19.8., color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
Beginning of the Paris liberation fighting on August 19, 1944: Civilians seek cover on a Paris street as Allied vehicles enter the city. -
Beginning of the Paris liberation fighting on August 19, 1944, recorded by Jack Lieb in color. -
Paris, August 19, 1944: Beginning of the popular uprising against German occupation, captured in color by Jack Lieb. -
A Parisian building under fire during the fighting for the liberation of the city on August 19, 1944. -
Beginning of street fighting in Paris on August 19, 1944, as the French Resistance launched its uprising against German occupation. -
General de Gaulle arrives on August 19, 1944 in the midst of the liberation fighting in Paris – captured by Jack Lieb on 16-mm Kodachrome. -
Charles de Gaulle arrives on August 19, 1944 amid the liberation fighting in Paris – captured in color by Jack Lieb. -
Jack Lieb's color footage shows US troops on the Champs-Élysées in front of the Arc de Triomphe during the liberation of Paris in August 1944. -
Allied vehicles roll across the Place de la Concorde in Paris in August 1944 — Jack Lieb's rare color footage of the liberation of the French capital. -
Paris population welcomes incoming US troops during the liberation of the city in August 1944. -
Charles de Gaulle arrives in Paris on August 19, 1944 – a key moment in the liberation of the French capital. -
US troops in Paris, August 19, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
Charles de Gaulle arrives on August 19, 1944 during the liberation fighting in Paris – captured by Jack Lieb in rare color footage. -
Color footage by Jack Lieb: US soldiers on a vehicle are cheered by the Parisian population during the liberation of the city in August 1944. -
Jack Lieb's color footage shows US troops amid the jubilant Parisian population during the liberation of the city in August 1944. -
Jack Lieb's color footage of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, taken in August 1944 during the liberation of the city. -
Jack Lieb's color footage of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, taken in August 1944 during the liberation of the city by Allied troops. -
Parisian population welcomes entering US troops during the liberation of the city in August 1944. -
US war correspondents in a Jeep, Normandy 1944 — color footage by Jack Lieb. -
US war correspondents, Normandy, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
American war correspondents in action during the Normandy campaign, summer 1944. -
Allied military column passing a street in Versailles on the way to the liberation of Paris, August 1944. -
US soldiers in front of the Banque de France in Versailles – a color photograph by Jack Lieb documenting the advance of Allied forces following the liberation of Paris, August/September 1944. -
American troops pass through the town of Versailles during their advance toward the liberation of Paris in August 1944. -
US war correspondents, Normandy, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
US war correspondents in front of an improvised field cinema in Normandy, summer 1944. -
The Hollywood actor Edward G. Robinson, filmed by cameraman Jack Lieb in the Normandy hinterland, summer 1944. -
US war correspondents use a pause in the Normandy campaign of 1944 to bathe – captured in Jack Lieb's private color film. -
U.S. war correspondents bathing, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
Two children on the coast of Normandy, photographed in 1944 by Jack Lieb on Kodachrome color film. -
Two children in Normandy, photographed by Jack Lieb in the summer of 1944 during the Allied advance. -
Color footage of a child on the Normandy coast, taken in summer 1944 during Jack Lieb's advance through the Normandy hinterland. -
Color footage of children on the Normandy coast, taken in 1944 during Jack Lieb's advance through the Normandy interior. -
US war correspondents in the Normandy hinterland, summer 1944 – a rare color footage from Jack Lieb's private 16-mm material. -
Color footage of a group of American war correspondents in Normandy, summer 1944. -
Correspondents Ann and Bill Stringer, Normandy, color footage from Jack Lieb's film "D-Day to Germany," 1944. -
US war correspondents, Normandy, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
War correspondent Helen Kirkpatrick at Mont-Saint-Michel, photographed by Jack Lieb in the summer of 1944. -
U.S. war correspondent Helen Kirkpatrick at Mont-Saint-Michel in summer 1944, captured by Jack Lieb on Kodachrome color film. -
Color footage of Ernest Hemingway during his stay in Mont-Saint-Michel in summer 1944, captured by cameraman Jack Lieb. -
Ernest Hemingway and war correspondent Bill Walton during a stay at Mont-Saint-Michel in the summer of 1944, captured in Jack Lieb's private color film. -
Ernest Hemingway in the summer of 1944 at Mont-Saint-Michel, captured by cameraman Jack Lieb on 16-mm Kodachrome film. -
Ernest Hemingway, photographed by Jack Lieb in color at Mont-Saint-Michel in summer 1944. -
Ernest Hemingway in the summer of 1944 at Mont-Saint-Michel, photographed by cameraman Jack Lieb on Kodachrome 16mm color film. -
Ernest Hemingway in Mont-Saint-Michel, 1944 – rare color footage by Jack Lieb from the Normandy campaign.
