U.S. war correspondents at Mont-Saint-Michel, 1944
War correspondents of the Allied press race through the Normandy hinterland near Mont-Saint-Michel in the summer of 1944.
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After the landing in Normandy and the capture of Cherbourg, Allied war correspondents moved with advancing troops through the Normandy hinterland. Mont-Saint-Michel, which had remained largely intact during the German occupation, served shortly after its liberation in summer 1944 as a rest point for press correspondents. Jack Lieb captured this encounter in color — a rare color documentation of the press corps in liberated France.
