22 Haunting ‘Then And Now’ Photos Of Paris Bring History To Life
Nathan Johnson
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03/31/2016
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On August 14th, 1944, Paris was liberated following a six-day battle between the French Resistance and German forces.
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President De Gaulle on the Champ Elysees, the Arc De Triomphe standing tall in the background. -
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Along the Champs Elysees in the 1940s. -
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Rue De Mail in the 1940s. -
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A scene in front of the Paris Opera House in the 1940s. -
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Pulling up the road in St Michel, Paris. -
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Notre Dame Cathedral. -
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The Eiffel Tower, then and now. -
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Another perspective on the famed Paris Opera House in the forties. -
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A tank outside of the Notre Dame Cathedral. -
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Another shot of the Notre Dame Cathedral. -
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Rue de Rivoli. -
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Soldiers outside the Hotel De Ville during the war. -
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Place de la Republique. -
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A burning car in St Michel in Paris, sometime in the early 1940s. -
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Children pose for the camera on Avenue Mozart. -
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President De Gaulle at the Hotel De Ville. -
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Place de la Concorde in the 1940s. -
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A couple having an intimate moment in Tuilleries, Paris. -
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Soldiers outside the Louvre. -
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Surrendering soldiers in the Rue de Castiglione. -
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Place de la Concorde in the 1940s. -
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And finally, another thoughtful scene from the Place de la Concorde.
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