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WW2 British troops serving refugees in the liberated town of Bayuex, Normandy. Food and dairy produce normally sent to Germany and Paris now available for local use. July 1944

Henderson Gill, Wigan 28-24 Hull, Rugby League, Challenge Cup Final, Wembley Stadium, London, Saturday 4th May 1985

D Day Normandy. The American forces drive up on to the beach in an amphibian vehicle from landing craft just off of the beach July 1944

A Churchill tank on the beach at Dieppe during the raid by Allied commandos on the German occupied port town in Northern France. August 1942

British Infantry soldiers take a rest in streets of Nijmegen after liberating the Dutch town. September 1944

B26 Marauder bomber attacks Neuenberg rail span across the Rhine as the US Seventh Army was driving towards Germany during WW2. December 1944

Cafe De La Parx in Paris as the French capital gets back to normal following the liberation from the Nazis. September 1944

World War II Invasion of France - Operation Overlord Lorries and jeeps driving off the Mulberry harbour at Gold Beach Arromanches. A Mulberry was a prefabricated harbour

Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery crossing the Rhine, Germany during the Second World War

WW2 - March 1945 German industrial town of Kreffeld which fell to the allies showing the ruins of the town which was heavily bombed by the RAF

One of the most momentous conferences of the war began in January 1943 near Casablanca, Morocco when American President Roosevelt

Civilians leave Erkelenz, Germany after its capture by the Allies. March 1945

Invasion of France by Allied troops during the liberaton of Europe. British Troops in Paris, by the Eiffel Tower. September 1944

Troops of the Canadian 9th Infantry Brigade part of 3rd Division carrying their bicycles ashore from landing craft LCL 299 in the Nan White Sector of Juno Beach shortly after mid-day on D-Day 6th

Troops of 3rd Infantry Division land on Queen Red beach, Sword area, early on 6th June 1944, the first British formation to land at Sword Beach

The signing of the pact of mutual assistance between the governments of USSR and Great Britain in the war against Germany

A historic photograph taken on the occasion of Mr Winston Churchills 69th birthday (30th November 1943) which he celebrated at Tehran with a party at the British Legation

WW2 - Troops unload supplies from a landing craft on to British soil after a raid on Dieppe that left it in flames. August 1942

American troops in jeeps making their way through a bomb damaged Normandy town in Northern France shortly after the D-Day landings begun the Allied invasion of the continent during World War Two July

WW2 - British tanks landed in the Dieppe area of France on August 19 1942 in the biggest ever combined operations raid with Canadian and British Special Service troops

WW2 British troops disembark after returning from the biggest ever Combined Operations daylight raid on Dieppe. Canadian and British Special Service troops

British Prime MInister Winston Churchill gives the V sign to sailors as he disembarks his ship upon arrival in America for talks with President Roosevelt during World WarTwo. June 1943

Canadian Troops landing on the beaches of Northern France durring the Allied D-Day landings. June 1944

WW2 - April 1945. Troops from the US First Army who were advancing in to Germany from the west shakes advancing Soviet First Ukranian Front forces from the east as they meet hands as they meet

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Field Marshall Bernard Montgomery cross the Rhine. On March 25th Mr. Churchill with Field Marshall Montgomery crossed to the East bank of the Rhine in an

US navy men and craft participate in the historic crossing of the River Rhine. Crossing illustrates method of using boats in the construction of a bridge. March 1945

French children playing in a pool on the beach at Arromanches while a ship discharges its cargo to awaiting troops. July 1944

Road clearing in Normandy France, June 1944 French civilians pushing cycles passed allied vehicles going to the front near Douet, France

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill accompanied by Field-Marshall Montgomery, General Simpson commanding the US 9th Army and Viscount Alan Brooke stop to examine the " Dragons Teeth"

British and Commonwealth troops stand amongst the ammunition boxes and supplies on the Normandy invasion beaches. June 1944

British troops talking to a local gendarme in a Normandy town in Northern France shortly after the D-Day landings begun the Allied invasion of the continent during World War Two July 1944

British and Allied troops on the beaches of Normandy, France after the D-Day landings. June 1944

Americans landing on Normandy Beach, Brittany on D-Day June 1944

At 3pm on 8 May 1945, Prime Minister, Winston Churchill announced that the war in Europe would end at midnight. London erupted into a massive chorus of jubilation and celebration

Sir Winston Churchill - December 1943 - Marshal Voroshilov takes the sword over to show it to President Roosevelt, while Churchill and Marshal Stalin look on

Crowds gather and cheer in the streets of Brussels, Belgium as British soldiers and tanks pass through the city during its liberation. September 1944

The British Armour enter Valkenswenswaard First Village over the Dutch Border during the British Thrust into Holland. September 1944

Cromwell tanks of Guards Armoured Division drive along "Hells Highway"
Cromwell tanks of Guards Armoured Division drive along " Hells Highway" towards Nijmegen during Operation Market-Garden 20 September 1944

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill with Soviet leader Josef Stalin in Moscow, August 1942

Crowd cheers British Prime Minister Winston Churchill after his victory speech from a balcony in Whitehall, London on VE Day, 8th May 1945

Douglas C47 Dakotas of No. 46 Group fly in formation over Wavre, Belgium, heading for the drop zones east of the River Rhine as part of Operation Varsity

Private Robert Martin from Glasgow is welcomed home on leave at Waverley Station Edinburgh during the Second World War. January 1945

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill pictured on his visit to Normandy in Northern France, six weeks after the Allied D-day landings

British troops of the Airborne Division after being evacuated from Arnhem in Holland. Soldiers arriving at Nijmegan, some of the men were without their clothes

World War II Invasion of France Canadian troops rest under a hedge in the Normandy countryside following bitter close quarter combat with the Germans

WW2 Belgian citizens welcome British troops to Brussels by jumping on a british tank and riding through the city. 3rd September 1944

Winston Churchill PM with Franklin Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin at the Yalta Conference. February 4 to 11, 1945

Clothes Show Live, NEC, Birmingham, 6th December 1990. Jeff Banks, Designer & Show Presenter

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