Liberation De Paris

"In August 1944, a convoy of American soldiers liberated a small village in Brittany, France. The first jeep stopped to pick up a seven-year-old boy who had been badly affected by the war. The American soldier gave him a piece of chewing gum and some chocolate.
The boy's eyes lit up and he smiled. From that moment on, an eternal gratitude for the United States of America was born. That boy is my father, Joël Bonneté."
Jean-François Bonneté, co-owner of Libération