Liberation of Paris - August 25, - 1944

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Liberation of Paris - August 25, - 1944 (Printable Historical event Coloring Page for adults)

In a festive street adorned with French flags and garlands, soldiers and civilians celebrate the Liberation of Paris. Kepis tossed in the air, a jubilant crowd, and a kiss in the foreground capture the immense joy that, on August 25, 1944, marks the end of the German occupation of the French capital.

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