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Desfile da
Vitória
Paris
14 de
Julho 1919
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Paris "Desfile da Vitória"
Em Paris um contingente
de 150 soldados do Corpo Expedicionário Português, integrado nas
forças aliadas do marechal Foch, desfilaram na Place de L'Etoile sob
o comando do Major de Infantaria Ribeiro de Carvalho, tendo como
Porta-bandeira o Tenente de Infantaria
Perestrello D’Alarcão e Silva, do Regimento de Infantaria n.º 22.
Foch and Petain will lead
the Paris Victory March
Paris, July 6/1919. - Marshal
Foch and Marshal Pétain will lead the great victory march througt
Paris on July 14, the aniversary of the Bastile, according to Marcel
Hutin, writting in Echo de Paris. M. Hutin, says he has advance
knowledge of the official program to be issued some time this week.
The triumphal march, according to M. Hutin, will be over a course
from the Porte Maillot to the Place de la République. All the armies
which participated in the war will be represented by picked
detachments, carryng their flags. Generals Castelnau, Fayolle,
Maistre, Mangin, and Gourand will lead the section of the parade
which is to include the Foreign Legion and the Moroccan units.
President Poincaré and Premier Clemenceau will review the troops
from thier tribune at the Arc de Triomphe.
(The New York Times, published:
July 7, 1919)
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Desfile da
Vitória
Londres
29 de
Julho 1919
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London's
"Victory Parade",
Metropolis Acclaims the Organizations She Sent to the Front.
London, July 5/1919. - London saw
her own figting men today and perhaps realized as never before the
greatness of the effort she made in the war. The ocassion was the "Victory
Parade" of London regiments, and it followed the course. it began
with a march past Buckingham Palace, where the King took the salute,
then along the Strand and Fleet Street to the Mansion House, where
the Lord Mayor reviewed the troops, and thence to Tower Hill.(The
New York Times, published: July 7, 1919)
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Desfile da Vitória
Lisboa
14 de Julho 1919
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Portugal to observe "Victory
Day."
Lisbon,
July 9/1919. - Portugal will observe July 14 as a national holiday,
to celebrate the signing of peace. The day will be known as Victory
Day. The Chamber of Deputies has voted a credit for
decorations and other expenses of the celebration. (The New York
Times, published: July 10, 1919)
Na Avenida da
Liberdade, junto ao Condes, a multidão assistiu à Parada da Vitória
Portuguese Army and Navy and U.S.
Navy personnel parade in the city, 1919. A Portuguese Navy admiral
is in the right foreground.
U.S. Sailors at left are from USS Hannibal (1898-1945), which
visited Lisbon on 24 March - 27 April 1919 and on 4-19 July 1919.
Courtesy of Commander Donald J. Robinson, USN (MSC), 1973.
U.S. Naval Historical Center
Photograph.
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Desfile da Vitória
Bruxelas
22 de Julho 1919
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Em Bruxelas um contingente
do Corpo Expedicionário Português, integrado no desfile das forças
aliadas sob o comando do Major de Infantaria André Brun, tendo como
Porta-bandeira o Tenente de Infantaria
Perestrello D’Alarcão e
Silva.
A este histórico evento,
assistiram na Tribuna de Honra, o Rei Alberto da Bélgica e o Rei D.
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