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Color footage of US war correspondents in Cherbourg, taken by Jack Lieb in summer 1944. -
US war correspondents in Cherbourg, color footage from Jack Lieb's film "D-Day to Germany," 1944. -
Color footage by Jack Lieb shows US soldiers in a Norman town in the summer of 1944, shortly after the landing in Normandy. -
D-Day, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
American soldiers stand in formation with the regimental colors in a Norman town, summer 1944. -
US soldier with a found Hitler portrait painting in an occupied German building, photographed by Jack Lieb in color. -
A portrait painting of Hitler pierced with darts, photographed in 1944 in England during the preparatory phase for the invasion. -
Wounded German prisoners of war in Cherbourg, shortly after the surrender of the fortress city in June 1944. -
A framed Hitler portrait serves as an informal dartboard for Allied soldiers—a common form of distancing from the enemy in the daily life of war in 1944. -
Color footage of captured Wehrmacht soldiers following the capture of Cherbourg by US troops in June 1944. -
Prisoners of war, Wehrmacht soldiers, Cherbourg, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
Prisoners of war from the Wehrmacht after the surrender of Cherbourg in June 1944, captured in color by Jack Lieb. -
German prisoners of war are led through the city following the capture of Cherbourg by US troops in the summer of 1944. -
German prisoners of war in Cherbourg, June/July 1944 – color footage by cameraman Jack Lieb. -
German prisoners of war are marched through the city following the capture of Cherbourg by Allied troops in June 1944. -
German prisoners of war are led through the city following the capture of Cherbourg by Allied forces, summer 1944. -
Inhabitants of Cherbourg celebrate the liberation of their city by American troops in the summer of 1944. -
190109, Color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
Inhabitants of Cherbourg welcome the Allied liberators with flowers, summer 1944. -
A U.S. soldier crosses a destroyed bridge in liberated Cherbourg, June 1944 – captured in color by cameraman Jack Lieb. -
View of Cherbourg harbor shortly after the city was captured by US troops in summer 1944. -
View of the largely destroyed port of Cherbourg shortly after its capture by American troops in summer 1944. -
Panoramic view of Cherbourg shortly after its capture by Allied troops in the summer of 1944, photographed by Jack Lieb in color. -
Color footage by Jack Lieb: A US half-track vehicle rolls ashore off the Normandy coast, landing ships unloading in the background — Utah Beach, June 6, 1944. -
Color footage by Jack Lieb from June 6, 1944: A U.S. half-track vehicle on the beach at Utah Beach, with the landing ship LST 324 unloading in the background. -
A US half-track vehicle on the Normandy landing beach during the Allied invasion of June 6, 1944, photographed by Jack Lieb in color. -
A US half-track vehicle on the landing beach of Normandy – rare color footage by Jack Lieb from D-Day 1944. -
American half-track vehicle landing at Utah Beach, Normandy, June 6, 1944 — captured in Jack Lieb's private Kodachrome color footage. -
View from the landing craft onto Utah Beach: US soldiers reach the Normandy coast in June 1944. -
Color footage by Jack Lieb: US landing ships (LSTs) landing and unloading at Utah Beach, Normandy, June 1944. -
Fully loaded US landing craft off the Normandy coast – one of the rare color photographs of the invasion on June 6, 1944. -
US landing ships, D-Day, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
US landing ships, D-Day, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
Fully loaded US landing ships with military vehicles and troops during the landing operation on the Normandy coast, June 1944. -
Rescue workers recover victims from the debris of a bombing raid in London, 1944. -
From Jack Lieb's private color film: View from aboard ship of the invasion operations off Normandy, June 6, 1944. -
Cleanup work at a bombed building in London, 1944 – part of Jack Lieb's color footage from the preparation phase before D-Day. -
Jack Lieb photographed a V1 flying bomb in flight in 1944—a rare color photograph of the German reprisal weapon. -
Color footage of a German V1 flying bomb (Fieseler Fi 103) in flight, captured in 1944 by Jack Lieb with his 16-mm Kodachrome camera. -
RAF fighter aircraft in flight – footage from Jack Lieb's color film on the Normandy invasion of 1944. -
Color footage by Jack Lieb aboard a US landing craft during the Normandy invasion, June 1944. -
US occupation personnel on a small boat in front of landing ships during the Normandy invasion, June 1944 — unique color document by Jack Lieb. -
Color footage from aboard a US landing ship departing through the English Channel, D-Day 1944. -
US war correspondents in Normandy, summer 1944 – a rare color footage from Jack Lieb's private 16-mm material. -
US war correspondents, Normandy, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
German soldiers surrendering following the Allied landing in Normandy, photographed by Jack Lieb in color, June 1944. -
US war correspondents, Normandy, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
Wehrmacht soldiers surrender - D-Day, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944.
