WWII French Leaders Review Troops After Marseille Liberation Silver Halide Photo

Description: WWII French Leaders Review Troops After Marseille Liberation Silver Halide Photo All photographs are processed at a professional photo lab and have standard white borders unless otherwise stated. We DO NOT sell desktop printer, discount chain or kiosk processed photos. Here we have a great photo showing French military and resistance leaders reviewing troops after the Liberation of Marseille in August 1944. The original image was taken on the Quai de Rive Neuve at the corner of the Cours Jean Ballard on August 29, 1944. If our translation is accurate, pictured are:André Diethelm is front and center.Jean de Lattre de Tassigny is the Officer looking at the troops to the right.The distiguished looking gentleman in the center is Major General Joseph de Goislard de Monsabert.Emmanuel d'Astier de La Vigerie is on the far right. You can see our other WWII items by clicking here. Or have a look at all of our Military Photos by clicking here. We also carry a huge selection of Military Posters which you can browse by clicking here. If you're in the mood to browse everything, be sure to visit our store! You never know what you may find! Thanks for looking! Be sure to check our other items!ANAG B-G21-B678

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WWII French Leaders Review Troops After Marseille Liberation Silver Halide Photo

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Type: Photograph

Subject: André Diethelm, Emmanuel d'Astier de La Vigerie, Jean de Lattre de Tassigny, Joseph de Goislard de Monsabert, Marseille France, World War II

Image Color: Black & White

Originality: Reprint

Photo Type: Archival Silver Halide Photograph

Format: Archival Black & White Photo

Condition: New

Date Of Image: August 29, 1944