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D-Day, color footage from Jack Lieb's film "D-Day to Germany," 1944. -
A column of American jeeps moves in May 1944 in England toward embarkation for the Normandy invasion. -
US war correspondents in conversation in southern England, photographed by Jack Lieb in spring 1944 shortly before the invasion. -
A weekly market in southern England in spring 1944, photographed by Jack Lieb during the preparatory phase before the invasion. -
Color footage of U.S. war correspondent Wharton Becker in South England, filmed by Jack Lieb in spring 1944 during preparations for the invasion in Normandy. -
US war correspondent Wharton Becker, Southern England, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
Larry O'Reilly, photographed in southern England in spring 1944 during preparations for the invasion of Normandy. -
War correspondent Jack Thompson in southern England, photographed by Jack Lieb during preparations for the Normandy invasion in spring 1944. -
Ernie Pyle, the most renowned U.S. war correspondent of World War II, photographed by Jack Lieb in southern England during preparations for the Normandy landing, 1944. -
US war correspondents in the assembly camp in southern England, shortly before D-Day in June 1944. -
US war correspondents in southern England in spring 1944, shortly before the Allied invasion in Normandy. -
War correspondents in a field camp in southern England, photographed by Jack Lieb shortly before the invasion in Normandy, May 1944. -
A London bobby on duty – street scene from the British capital in spring 1944, shortly before D-Day. -
View of the Tower Bridge in London, photographed in 1944 by Jack Lieb as part of his color film documentation of war preparations in England. -
A London police officer on a city street – Jack Lieb's color footage from London in spring 1944, shortly before D-Day. -
US soldier at the Thames in London, photographed in spring 1944 during preparations for D-Day. -
View of the Thames in London, 1944 — Part of Jack Lieb's color footage from the preparation phase before the invasion. -
Color footage of a guard soldier at Buckingham Palace, London 1944, from Jack Lieb's 16-mm Kodachrome material. -
View of Tower Bridge over the Thames in London, photographed in 1944 by Jack Lieb as part of his color footage documenting the preparation phase for D-Day. -
An armed guard soldier in front of Buckingham Palace in London, photographed by Jack Lieb in spring 1944 during the preparation phase for D-Day. -
An armed guard soldier in front of Buckingham Palace in London, photographed by Jack Lieb in spring 1944 during the preparation phase before D-Day. -
A British guard soldier at Buckingham Palace, photographed by Jack Lieb in spring 1944 during his preparatory filming in London. -
Victoria Memorial, London, color footage from Jack Lieb's film "D-Day to Germany," 1944. -
View of St. Paul's Cathedral in London in May 1944, a few weeks before the landing in Normandy. -
London children in May 1944, photographed by Jack Lieb during his preparation phase in England shortly before the invasion. -
Children in London in May 1944, photographed by Jack Lieb during the preparatory phase for the invasion of Normandy. -
Children in London in May 1944, a few weeks before the landing in Normandy, captured by Jack Lieb on Kodachrome color film. -
Children in London in May 1944 – an everyday scene from Jack Lieb's color footage of the preparation phase before D-Day. -
London children in May 1944, recorded by Jack Lieb during his preparatory phase in England before the invasion. -
Color footage of children playing in London, May 1944 – from Jack Lieb's private Kodachrome material of the preparation phase before D-Day. -
Children in a London park in May 1944, a few weeks before the invasion in Normandy. -
Children playing in a London park in May 1944, a few weeks before the invasion in Normandy. -
Children on a playground in London, photographed by Jack Lieb in May 1944 during the preparation phase before the invasion. -
Speakers Corner, London May, color footage from the film "D-Day to Germany" by Jack Lieb, 1944. -
Recording at Speakers Corner in London in May 1944, a few weeks before the landing in Normandy. -
Color footage by Jack Lieb at Speakers Corner in Hyde Park, London, May 1944 – a few weeks before the landing in Normandy. -
Photograph from Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park, London, May 1944 — part of Jack Lieb's color documentation of the preparation phase before the invasion. -
Scene from Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park, London, May 1944 — recorded by Jack Lieb in advance of the Normandy invasion. -
Jack Lieb filmed at Speakers Corner in London's Hyde Park in May 1944 — an everyday scene from the British capital shortly before the invasion of Normandy. -
London police officers in the cityscape, photographed by Jack Lieb in May 1944 during the preparation phase for the invasion. -
Color footage by Jack Lieb at Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park, London, May 1944 – shortly before D-Day. -
A speaker addresses London's Speakers Corner in May 1944 — captured in Jack Lieb's private color footage from the preparation phase before D-Day. -
A clergyman speaks in May 1944 at Speakers Corner in London's Hyde Park – captured by Jack Lieb in his private Kodachrome footage. -
Jack Lieb's color footage of Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park, London, May 1944 — part of the preparation phase before the invasion. -
Color footage by Jack Lieb at Speakers Corner in London's Hyde Park, May 1944 – a few weeks before the landing in Normandy. -
Daily life in Hyde Park, London, in spring 1944 – part of Jack Lieb's color footage from the preparation phase before the invasion. -
View of the Marble Arch at London's Hyde Park Corner, photographed by Jack Lieb in May 1944 during the preparation phase for the invasion. -
Color footage of the Marble Arch at London's Hyde Park Corner, May 1944, from Jack Lieb's preparation phase before the Normandy landing.
