What was the last pic that affected you?

This appears to be a photograph from the Liberation of France in 1944, showing a woman being publicly humiliated during the extrajudicial reprisals against alleged collaborators.

Women accused of collaboration with the German occupiers—particularly alleged sexual relationships with German soldiers, the so-called collaboration horizontale—were sometimes stripped, beaten, had their heads shaved, and were paraded before crowds. Paris’s Musée de la Libération holds photographs from 1944 explicitly catalogued as a “naked woman mistreated by the crowd during the Liberation,” which appears consistent with the scene in your photograph.

So the disturbing part of the photograph is quite literal: the woman appears to have been forcibly stripped and is sitting in the street while surrounded by men. The scraps of clothing on the pavement may be what was removed from her. This was part of what became known as the épuration sauvage (“wild purge”)—unofficial and often summary punishment immediately before and after liberation. Historians estimate that roughly 20,000 French women had their heads shaved during these reprisals; accusations and the degree of actual collaboration varied considerably from case to case.

I would not identify the woman from the photograph itself, and I haven't found enough evidence to say exactly where or on what date this particular frame was taken. But the historical setting is very likely France, 1944, during the purge of alleged collaborators.