Allied soldiers parade through Tunis as locals cheer their liberators from WWII Nazi occupation

The transcript describes the difficulty of moving through crowds of people, including men, women, and children, who are eager to show their admiration. It also highlights the intense fighting by German soldiers in the streets, where hand grenades are being used. The concept of hero worship is explored, particularly in relation to soldiers dressed in khaki, who receive the admiration that people wish to express themselves.

How do the actions of the crowds reflect the historical context of the time?

What emotions or feelings are conveyed by the phrase 'Getting what we long to give'?