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French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson watch a flypast in London to mark the 80th anniversary of wartime resistance leader Charles de Gaulle's rallying cry against Nazi occupation from the British capital. IMAGES
Washington DC, Jun 11 (EFE/EPA).- The metal fence built this month around the White House was removed for the most part on Thursday, but many of the anti-racism posters and art that adorned the "wall" will become museum pieces and kept for possible exhibitions on protests.At the stroke of midnight on Wednesday, the Secret Service opened two panels and announced that Lafayette Square surrounding the White House was now "open" to the public, and on Thursday morning agents had removed most of the metal fence.(Camera: MICHAEL REYNOLDS).SHOT LIST: AUTHORITIES CLEANING UP STATUES AND TAKING DOWN METAL FENCES NEAR THE WHITE HOUSE, THAT WAS ERECTED DURING PROTESTS OVER THE DEATH OF GEORGE FLOYD, IN WASHINGTON, DC.
Specialists from Rostov-on-Don developed the film from a Kodak camera which is estimated to have been in the trench for 75 years. According to historians, the men and women in the photo were from a military group who were some of the first ones to see action in the first year of the war. The camera was found next to the remains of the officer—assumed to be a political inspector—his ammunition and helmet.
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French President Emmanuel Macron is paying tribute to the heroism of members of the World War II Resistance based at a remote Alpine plateau who were attacked by the Nazi army and French collaborationist forces. Members of the resistance used the Vercors Plateau as a refuge after the occupation of France from 1940, receiving airdrops from the Allies and even occasional visits by British agents with the top-secret Special Operations Executive (SOE) unit. With 2024 marking 80 years since the penultimate year of World War II, Macron is making a series of high-profile commemorations to remember resistance heroes but also to note the role played by native French collaborationist militia (milice) in the German occupation. IMAGES