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Algiers today. Members chat informally before a meeting at the French Consultative Assembly (the Cabinet of the Algiers Government) in Algiers. The Algiers Parliament is not representative in the sense that it is not an elected body. It has no legislative powers. Its function is to advise the French Committee of National Liberation, which controls civil affairs in Algiers, on general policy and on ...

Algiers today. A general view of the interior of the French Consultative Assembly (the Cabinet of the Algiers Government) at Algiers during a meeting. The Algiers Parliament is not representative in the sense that it is not an elected body. It has no legislative powers. Its function is to advise the French Committee of National Liberation, which controls civil affairs in Algiers, on general policy ...

Algiers today. A discussion in progress under a huge fresco in the lobby of the French Consultative Assembly building in Algiers. The French Consultative Assembly (the Cabinet of the Algiers Government) is not representative in the sense that it is not an elected body. It has no legislative powers. Its function is to advise the French Committee of National Liberation, which controls civil affairs in ...

Algiers today. Press representatives listen to General Charles de Gaulle, President of the French Committee of National Liberation, address the French Consultative Assembly (the Cabinet of the Algiers Government) at Algiers. The Algiers Parliament is not representative in the sense that it is not an elected body. It has no legislative powers. Its function is to advise the French Committee of National ...

'U.S. Maj. Gen. Lucius D. Clay has been appointed to take charge of civil affairs in occupied Germany, it was announced mar. 29th. Clay will be deputy to Gen. Eisenhower when supreme commander assumes control under arrangement agreed upon for occupation of Germany.'

French civilians see progress of the war. French townsfolk examine some of the war pictures put up on a board outside the Civil Affairs office in St. Sauveur le Vicomte, Normandy, by the Psychological Warfare Division of the Allied Expeditionary Force.

Nazi war loot captured at Dreux. French Forces of the Interior guard cases of German guns and ammunition cramming a hoge warehouse which is being inspected by U.S. soldiers attached to an Allied Civil Affairs unit in Dreux, leberated August 18, 1944. Patriots in the French town, on the Blaise River, fought the Nazis with guns secretely dropped by British planes which flew countless supply missions, ...

Pas dat H.J. Brouwers te Nijmegen de Waalbrug over mag steken, d.d. 27 oktober 1944Pas dat H.J. Brouwers te Nijmegen de Waalbrug over mag steken, d.d. 27 oktober 1944

French women work for the U.S. Army. French girls cut patterns from army blankets to make fox-hole boots for front-line U.S. soldiers. Filled with straw, the boots are put over regular footwear to protect the soldier from cold and dampness. The idea was originated by a U.S. Army Civil Affairs office, but the boots have not yet been used by the troops. American authorities revealed January 24, 1945, ...