Imperial troops march in the Victory Parade of Allied troops in Paris celebrating the official end of the First World War. This image shows Australian, New Zealand and possibly Indian soldiers. This photograph was taken on 14 July 1919 by Thomas Frederick Scales.
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1919 peace celebrations
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Alexander Turnbull Library
Reference: 1/2-014352-G
Photographer: Thomas Frederick Scales
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