Photographic File of the Paris Bureau of the New York Times.

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Photographic File of the Paris Bureau of the New York Times.

1900-1950

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These photographs comprised the N.Y. Times photo morgue for the Paris Bureau of the newspaper. A large range of subjects and personalities are covered including- U.S. and foreign statesman; scientists; entertainers; authors; military and religious leaders; foreign and domestic agricultural, industrial, educational and recreational subjects; sports events and activities; people, cities, buildings, festivities, industries and institutions relevant to specific geographic locations; World War I; World War II, including the liberation of Europe; and post-World War II incidents. The glass negatives were reproduced on microfilm by the National Archives so that the images could be accessed by using the index in the research room (see 306-NTX).

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