Stunning never-before-seen colourised World War II photos give incredible new insight into the Allied victory over the Nazis
The striking images from the Western Front show the the days after the Normandy landings by US troops on into the winter of 1944
STUNNING colourised pictures have brought to life the Allies rush for victory against the Nazis in World War II.
The striking images show the days following the D Day landings in 1944.
The Americans arrival marked the turning point in the war against the evil of Hitler's Germany as his forces finally started to be driven back.
Just a year after these startling images were taken the Fuhrer would be dead taking his dream of a thousand-year Reich with him to the grave.
The pictures were colourised by US teenager Jared Enos who has spent the last few years bringing stunningly realistic colour and texture to black-and-white photographs.
The talented 19-year-old from Rhode Island, US, has colourised images of D Day, the fight in the Pacific, the Great Depression and kids playing on a Californian beach in 1900.
These astonishing images from June 1944 show USS LST-388 landing at Normandy, US Army forces fighting on Utah Beach and marching through Po Valley.
Other amazing shots from under a year later show members of America’s E-Company celebrating victory over the Nazis in Hitler’s private residence in the Bavarian mountains as well as France during Liberation Day.
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