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Tunis, Tunisia. Two French children waving as French troops march in the Allied victory parade along Avenue Gambetta

Tunis, Tunisia. Two French children waving as French troops march in the Allied victory parade along Avenue Gambetta

Tunis, Tunisia. Colorful Sphi troops of the French colonial army passing a French tank in the foreground in the Allied victory parade along Avenue Gambetta

Tunis, Tunisia. French soldiers marching in the Allied parade along Avenue Gambetta. American soldiers standing at parade rest in the foreground

Tunis, Tunisia French soldiers marching in the allied victory parade along Avenue Gambetta. American soldiers standing at parade rest in the foreground.

Tunis, Tunisia. French troops passing the reviewing stand in the Allied victory parade along Avenue Gambetta as American planes fly overhead in a show of Allied might

Tunis, Tunisia. French soldiers marching in the Allied parade along Avenue Gambetta. American soldiers standing at parade rest in the foreground

A group of men in uniform standing in front of a building - FSA / Office of War Information Photograph

Tunis, Tunisia. General Giraud reviewing the victorious French troops as they enter Tunis

Tunis, Tunisia Two French children waving as French troops march by in the allied victory parade along Avenue Gambetta.

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Photo by Jack Collins for the U.S. Army Signal Corps.

U.S. Office of War Information negative no. 36449-Z.

Forms part of: FSA/OWI Collection (Library of Congress).

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world war military personnel french tunisia tunis children spectators military parades and ceremonies photographic prints tunis tunisia tunisia two troops french troops march victory parade victory parade avenue gambetta avenue gambetta 1940 s 40 s lot 11576 united states army signal corps united states office of war information photo tunisia two french children ultra high resolution high resolution military parades infantry library of congress
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01/01/1943
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United States. Office of War Information.
United States. Army. Signal Corps.
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Tunis (Tunisia) ,  36.80278, 10.17972
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Library of Congress
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world war military personnel french tunisia tunis children spectators military parades and ceremonies photographic prints tunis tunisia tunisia two troops french troops march victory parade victory parade avenue gambetta avenue gambetta 1940 s 40 s lot 11576 united states army signal corps united states office of war information photo tunisia two french children ultra high resolution high resolution military parades infantry library of congress