French refugees leave Nazi-held territory in France.

French refugees leave Nazi-held territory in France. French refugees with their children, en route through the Plouharnel area in France, described as the "no man's land" between the liberated area and the front lines of the German-occupied pocket southeast of Lorient, on the Atlantic coast, pause on the road to check personal belongings before proceeding toward French-hold soil. French Army representatives arranged a truce with the Germans to evacuate 100 people.