A picture is worth a thousand words, but it can’t always tell ___whole story. The sailor in the famous photo V-J Day in Times Square, George Mendonsa, died last month at age 95.                                                                                        

___Aug 14, 1945, when World War II ended, American photojournalist Alfred took his camera to the____of New York. In Times Square, people were celebrating the victory everywhere.

“I saw a sailor____along the street grabbing（抓住）any and every girl in sight. Whether she was a grandmother, strong, thin, old, didn’t make a difference,” Alfred said.

He then took the photo, which later became one of the most____photos in history. But Alfred forgot to ask for the pair’s_____!

Since then, many people have said to be the people in the photo. One book, The Kissing Sailor, writes every thing about the ____.The authors also____people in the background of the photo. They said that Greta Zimmer Friedman, a dentist’s assistant, was the woman pictured.

Friedman,____died in 2016, said she didn’t mind the kiss, ___ it was quite sudden. “It was just somebody really celebrating… it wasn’t a romantic event. It was just…‘thank God the war is over.’”