72 reactions · 48 shares | British Army soldiers lived and served in Germany throughout the Cold War. Join our online exhibition tours & ask curator Dr Peter Johnston your questions. | National Army Museum | Facebook

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6.6K views · 151 reactions | In August 1944, Paris was liberated after four years of Nazi occupation. After German troops were ordered to destroy the city, the US 4th Infantry Division and French 2nd Armored Division arrived in Paris to join the French Resistance and ordinary citizens who rose in rebellion to take back their city. | The National WWII Museum | Facebook

13K views · 191 reactions | The Louvre Museum in Paris is considered to be the largest museum in the world. Do you know how the Mona Lisa and other important pieces survived World War II? #Louvre #LouvreMuseum #MuseeDuLouvre #LouvreParis #ParisLouvre | Walk Among Heroes | Facebook

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1K views · 24 reactions | Few British soldiers have a greater legend attached to them than Colonel T E Lawrence, better known as Lawrence of Arabia, who died #OnThisDay in 1935. Lawrence's famous robes and dagger are on display at the Museum. Join our head of Collections Research and Academic Access, Dr Peter Johnston, as he explains why they're some of his favourite objects in our collection. More on T E Lawrence: bit.ly/2Zj1dsE | National Army Museum | Facebook