Dietrich von Choltitz..look him up
Precision
Von Choltitz told the reasons why he bisobeyed Hitler's order of destroying Paris, he also explained it in his book - Soldat unter Soldaten (a soldier among soldiers)
First, he had met Hitler for the first time just few days before, he understood Hitler had gone mad.
Second, he was an "old-school" soldier, descending from the prussian aristocracy, with the traditional code of honor. Destroying a city without military reasons was, so, unthinkable.
Third, Raoul Nording, the Swedish vice-consul in Paris had been playing an overriding role during the occupation, for example by ensuring Red Cross access to prisoners of war. And his major role in the negotiation with Von Choltitz to avoid the bloodshed and the destruction of the city (where is was born) during the uprising of the french resistants
It saved Paris, it was the end of the early German offensive and set the stage for the trench warfare that would ensue.
It was Augustus himself who saved the Aeneid from destruction. Virgil had wanted it destroyed because he thought it was inferior. Augustus read it and saw its value.
The Japanese soldiers that Desmond Doss saved were taken as prisoners of war by the American forces.
Desmond Doss, a conscientious objector and medic in World War II, saved the lives of many American soldiers during the Battle of Okinawa. There is no evidence to suggest that he saved Japanese soldiers during his heroic actions.
The Battle of Dunkirk. British soldiers were evacuated by the Royal Navy and by private fishing boats and Yachts which were commandeered to help the evacuation effort. Tens of thousands of British soldiers were evacuated and avoided being cut off from the rest of Europe by the German Blitzkrieg, which charged right through Belgium and into France.
They werent allowed. Hittler was going to destroy Paris, but no one was going to liberate Paris in time, so the french simply went ahead of every one and liberated Paris themselves and saved it from destruction.
The reformation of tabacco and the new cultures that formed!!
It saved Paris, it was the end of the early German offensive and set the stage for the trench warfare that would ensue.
Saint Clare of Assisi is the saint who saved her cloistered nuns and the town of Assisi from destruction by holding up the Blessed Sacrament. She prayed fervently and held up the Eucharist, and the invading soldiers turned back in fear of divine punishment.
It was Augustus himself who saved the Aeneid from destruction. Virgil had wanted it destroyed because he thought it was inferior. Augustus read it and saw its value.
Firefighters?
In the movie Troy Paris' life is saved by his brother Hector but in the Iliad by homer Paris is saved by Aphrodite, who cuts his helmet loose when he is being dragged by Menelaus and takes him away in a storm of dust back to safety.
The Japanese soldiers that Desmond Doss saved were taken as prisoners of war by the American forces.
Dunkirk
Aphrodite appeared & cut Paris loose.
There was no third strike, and no invasion.
There are no document yo be saved for the document is not existing...