Members of the Paris Resistance, mainly policemen (in dark uniform) appear to take cover from snipers behind a civilian motor car in front of the façade of the Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris.  The location is not improbable; The Isle de la Cité and contiguous Left Bank were the scene of a fair bit of fighting during the Paris uprising.  This photo is a little odd, however, as a French Army film crew appears to be in attendance.  An immediate post-Liberation reconstruction, perhaps ?  Best regards, JR.

Taking cover, Paris, 1944.

Paris Resistance member welcomes one of General Leclerc's liberating tankers with a glass that cheers.  While the AFP caption suggests that this is "a glass of wine", close inspection indicates that the treat is, actually, a good shot of Martell cognac.  Best regards, JR.

"Warming the cockles of the heart" - Paris, 1944.

French soldier hands off a Chinese infant to other soldiers in the French Concession Shanghai, 1937