1944 French Women "Collaborationists" Get Haircut!

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August 1944. US Marines, toghether with the French 1st Army and insurgent civilians are liberating the south of France. Members of the Resistance captured some French women accused of "collaborating" with the Germans. No firing squads or jail for them, but a radical haircut and a walk over the city streets! Marines and other spectators look pretty much amused by the "show"...
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