Titlebook: War and Liberation in France; Living with the Libe Hilary Footitt Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Liberated and Liberators,ng together the often separate narratives of Liberation told by Liberated and Liberators. They are sites in which the protagonists met together — sometimes briefly, sometimes over a period of years — and developed a relationship.

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Book 2004ooks at the Liberation through 5 case-studies: Normandy, Cherbourg, Provence, the Pyrénées-Orientales and Reims, and uses the words of participants at the time to describe the developing relationship between Liberators and Liberated.

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Introduction,y have involved our fathers and mothers in much remoter times. In this context, a re-examination of the Liberation of France is not only a timely anniversary enterprise, but is also highly relevant to our present-day preoccupations.

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em as shared experiences which brought ordinary Anglo-Americans and French people into contact with each other in a variety of different communities. The book looks at the Liberation through 5 case-studies: Normandy, Cherbourg, Provence, the Pyrénées-Orientales and Reims, and uses the words of parti

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The Long Goodbye: Reims,n the border of the north-western ‘Zone interdite’. Three large German Army bases, at Suippes, Mourmelon and Mailly, were positioned close to the principal towns of the region, making the Occupation highly visible in military terms.

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Liberation on the Move: Normandy,ish and Canadian soldiers fighting their way up to the River Orne only in early July, in the wake of immense Allied bombing raids. In this situation, the bridgehead of land that the Allies secured was becoming increasingly cramped, and there were still more American divisions in England waiting to l

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