The US didn't take France back in World War 2. There was an allied invasion of Normandy that started on 6th June 1944. US, Canadian and British troops landed and recaptured Paris in August 1944, they were also supported by French and Polish troops. After the fall of Paris the Germans retreated from France so that by the end of the month the allies had advanced into Belgium.
The Russian Army entered Paris together the other Allied Armies, on March, 31,1814.
Treaty of Paris
In the summer of 1944, the Western Allies chose to break into France via the beaches of Normandy, located on France's northern coast. When finally breaking free of their bridgehead there, Allied forces moved primarily through both the center of France (liberating Paris along the way) and the northern coastal area of France (often avoiding German occupational forces in "fortress-towns" on the coast) in their advance toward the liberation of Europe.
Paris Peace Accords
They went south to carry out operation Dragoon. After that they went to Paris and from there they went to the Rhine. See related link below.
The liberation of Paris during World War II was primarily caused by the Allied forces' successful advance through France after the D-Day landings in June 1944. As Allied troops approached the city, the French Resistance intensified their efforts to undermine German control, leading to uprisings within the city. The combination of military pressure from the Allies and internal resistance culminated in the German surrender of Paris on August 25, 1944, effectively liberating the city from Nazi occupation.
The immediate results were that Allied troops broke out of the bocage area and headed for Germany and Paris.
Allied troops marched through liberated Paris on August 29, 1944. This event followed the liberation of the city from German occupation, which was officially completed on August 25, 1944. The march symbolized a significant victory for the Allies during World War II and marked the beginning of the end for Nazi control in Western Europe.
The direction to Paris from Stuttgart is west.
Paris was liberated on August 25, 1944, following approximately six weeks of fighting since the D-Day landings in Normandy on June 6, 1944. During this period, Allied troops suffered around 200,000 casualties, which included both killed and wounded. The liberation of Paris marked a significant turning point in World War II, symbolizing both a strategic victory and a moment of morale boosting for the Allies.
Most reliable sources have Napoleon with about 200,000 troops when he returned to Paris in 1815.
Paris is West of Zurich.
The people of Paris stormed Bastille.
Allied Powers
Paris is south south-west from Glasgow.
The US didn't take France back in World War 2. There was an allied invasion of Normandy that started on 6th June 1944. US, Canadian and British troops landed and recaptured Paris in August 1944, they were also supported by French and Polish troops. After the fall of Paris the Germans retreated from France so that by the end of the month the allies had advanced into Belgium.