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A museum owner has collected the letters between two gay soldiers between World War II and the story of their romance is like that of a famous romance novel.

In a few paragraphs, I will explain what happened in Paris during World War II, how the German seized Paris, the daily life conditions...

HU 66477. General Charles de Gaulle and his entourage set off from the Arc de Triumphe down the Champs Elysees to Notre Dame for a service of thanksgiving following the city's liberation in August 1944

Public Domain. Additional source and credit info from source: Soldiers of the 4th U.S. Infantry Division look at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, after the French capital had been liberated on August 25, 1944. John Downey. (OWI) NARA FILE #: 208-MFI-3B-1 WAR & CONFLICT BOOK #: 1058

THE LIBERATION OF PARIS – AUGUST 23-25, 1944

Times change. Nothing remains the same forever. But as you can see from these heartwarming pictures compiled by Bored Panda, one thing doesn't change no matter how much time passes, and that's love.

General Charles DeGaulle, on the day of the Liberation of Paris, August 25th, 1944

US soldiers who fought in World War II have commonly been depicted as honorable citizen warriors from the "Greatest Generation." But a new book uncovers the dark side of some GIs in liberated France, where robbing, raping and whoring were rife.