The day after the Liberation of Paris, with music, joy, freedom and vox pops of Parisians

This podcast is authorized to play copyrighted music by the SACEM (French Society of Authors, Composers and Publishers of Music).

This special episode focuses on how Parisians celebrated the Liberation of Paris the day after, when they woke up to a free Paris on August 26th 1944, for the first time after 4 years of Nazi occupation.

To do that, I have selected some songs Parisians were listening to, 76 years ago:
-Jacques Helian and his orchestra - Fleur de Paris
-Glenn Miller - In The Mood
-Germaine Sablon - Paris est A nous
-The Andrew Sisters - Bei mir bist du schön
-Alix Combelle and his orchestra - Ca s’fait pas 
-Georges Ulmer - Ma voiture contre une jeep
-Tino Rossi - Bonsoir A la France 
-Anita O’Day - Tea for two
-Roberte Marna - Enfin Paris, on se retrouve 
-Elyane Celis - Lorsque demain
-Desi Arnaz and his orchestra - Tico Tico
-Billy Toffel - Hello Baby Mademoiselle
A very emotional time-travel sequence to a scarred City of Light, trying to get back on its feet.

Links:
-An incredible footage secretly shot by the French Resistance between August 16th and August 26th 1944. It is in French but it requires no translation.
-A map to find about 300 memorial plaques in today's Paris, honouring those who fall to liberate the city (France 24)