The Allied troops had been engaged in the liberation of Paris for roughly three weeks. The primary phase of the Battle for Paris began on August 19, 1944, and concluded with the liberation of the city on August 25, 1944.
Allied Casualties:
During the liberation of Paris, the Allies sustained a significant number of casualties. Estimates vary, but it is widely believed that the American forces suffered approximately 1,500 casualties, including both killed and wounded. The French Resistance forces also experienced substantial losses, though precise numbers are not easily determined.
It is important to note that the liberation of Paris was a significant turning point in World War II and helped pave the way for the eventual Allied victory in Europe.
