A very moving column from the front page of the November 15, 1918 issue of The Stars and Stripes that clearly described the joyous pandemonium that characterized the city of Paris when World War One could finally be seen in the rear view mirror:
“And all Paris laughed the laugh of happy children after a day’s glad play. And the next day, and the next night, Paris sallied forth to romp and play again.“
Click here to read about the W.W. II liberation of Paris.
Paris Dances in the Streets November 11 1918End of World War One in ParisEnd of the First World War in City of Paris 1918Armistice Celebrations Paris 1918November 11 1918 Paris celebrationsDoughboys celebrate armistice in Paris 1918November 11 1918 Paris Cheers WW I ArmisticeDoughboys Kissed in Paris Streets November 11 1918
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Paris Dances in the Streets November 11 1918End of World War One in ParisEnd of the First World War in City of Paris 1918Armistice Celebrations Paris 1918November 11 1918 Paris celebrationsDoughboys celebrate armistice in Paris 1918November 11 1918 Paris Cheers WW I ArmisticeDoughboys Kissed in Paris Streets November 11 1918
