Cima De Triomphe

Very interesting historical project of Sergey Larenkova. On each of his work combines modern Paris and Paris 1940.By early June 1940 the main forces of the French armies were broken or cut off to the north. The road to Paris with the German troops had broken through was open. 14 July 1940 the German army entered Paris. Started during the occupation. Upper picture - Paris, 1940. Hitler leadership of the Reich at the Trocadero | Paris, 2010. Military governor, General Henri Fernand Denz...Read Full Story

French soldiers parade during a ceremony marking the 67th anniversary of the Allied victory over Nazi Germany in World War II, at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. Link: Arc de TriompheRead Full Story

Very interesting historical project of Sergey Larenkova. On each of his work combines modern Paris and Paris 1940.By early June 1940 the main forces of the French armies were broken or cut off to the north. The road to Paris with the German troops had broken through was open. 14 July 1940 the German army entered Paris. Started during the occupation. Upper picture - Paris, 1940. Hitler leadership of the Reich at the Trocadero | Paris, 2010. Military governor, General Henri Fernand Denz...Read Full Story

Yearlings, the name given to horses who are one-year-old, are led out at the Aga Khan stud farm. The Aga Khan stud farm is located in the green fields of Normandy in north-west France. CNN's Alysen Miller gets up close and personal with the "Superfoal". The excitement surrounding the "Superfoal" is due to its parentage. Zarkava, pictured, is the 2008 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner and the foal's mother, while the father is 2009 winner Sea the Stars. The foal's rich...Read Full Story

By early June 1940 the main forces of the French armies were broken or cut off to the north. The road to Paris with the German troops had broken through was open. 14 July 1940 the German army entered Paris. Started during the occupation. Upper picture - Paris, 1940. Hitler leadership of the Reich at the Trocadero | Paris, 2010. Military governor, General Henri Fernand Denz declared Paris an "open city", the empty three-quarters of the capital a month after the beginning of Germany's active...Read Full Story