France in WW2

I think the Maginot line was entirely staffed by the French. It was. Before the British retreated to Dunkirk, the Maginot Line had already fallen.

The Kellogg-Briand Pact was an international agreement signed by the United States, Germany, and France in 1928. The agreement said that the countries would not use war in the future to settle their disagreements. Each country agreed to work to find a peaceful way to settle their grievances.

From mid-1942 until the end of the war in 1945, there were two U.S. operational commands in the Pacific:Pacific Ocean Areas (POA; divided into Central Pacific Area, North Pacific Area and South Pacific Area), commanded by Admiral Chester Nimitz, Commander-in-Chief Pacific Ocean Areas
South West Pacific Area (SWPA), commanded by General Douglas MacArthur, Supreme Allied Commander South West Pacific Area .

Strengths: they had very good armor. Their tanks were well armored and armed. They had the Maginot line. Their airplanes were decent. Weaknesses: They had prepared to re-fight WWI all over again. In addition to this, they continued to disperse their armor, instead of centralizing it. And the intangible of lack of morale. The French simply did not have the fight in them until it was to late. Their leadership also hampered their efforts.

Dunkirk :) but the Germans bombed them as they tried to evacuate on the beaches

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Start with the D-Day invasion and work forward, Amphibious Warfare,
the hedgerow breakthrough, the Falaise pocket; every type and every
style of battle existed except desert warfare.

Dewoitine D.520 The Dewoitine D.520 was slower than the Messerschmitt Bf.109E but clearly superior in manoeuvrability. A comparison was made on April 21, 1940, with an intact Bf.109E-3 that had been brought down in French territory. This comparison highlighted the fine qualities of the best French fighter of World War 11. Had France not surrendered in June 1940, the Dewoitine D.520's career might have been comparable to that of British and German fighters. Of the 775 D.520s built during the war, only 36 were on front-line duty on May 10, 1940, too few to have a significant effect.

After the Revolution, they wanted to replace the feudal system of Duchies and Counties by a territorial unit that didn't correspond to anything that had previously existed. They chose to name this new territorial unit - le département - after rivers or mountains or some other natural entity.

Manuel Coelho was born in 1944, in Portugal.

A one party system is a type of political system that is dominated by a single party. Often this is the case when a country holds elections, but the outcome is predictable and a leader from a single party runs for office unopposed.

because it fought against a coalition of Poland, Australia, France, India, New Zealand, The UK, South Africa, Canada, Denmark, Norway, Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Egypt, Greece, Yugoslavia, Soviet Union, Mongolia, Panama, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, the USA, China, Gueatemala, Cuba, Philippines, Czechoslovakia, Mexico, Brazil, Ethiopia, Iraq, Bolivia, Colombia, Iran, Liberia, Peru, Ecuador, Paraguay, Uruguay, Venezuela, Turkey, Lebanon, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Argentina and Chile. A bit too much for Germany, Japan, Italy, Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary.

The same way as you have spelt it in your question, 'chef'. This is because 'chef' is a French word that is now used in English as well. You would pronounce it the same as well

cigarette (French)= cigarette (English) = those things you smoke ^^'.

That was a series of linked fortifications built by the French along their border with Germany after the First World War to defend against another German attack. But they did not take it all the way to the sea. They decided that sense Belgium and Holland were neutral, the Germans would not invade them in order to get to France, even though the Germans had done precisely that in the first war. Naturally, that was precisely what the Germans did in the second war as well.Michael Montagne

the leader of the akatski is Tobi

Tobi, is the name used by the leader of akatsuki but his real name is Uchiha Madara.

This is one of those questions that has no definitive answer. It really depends on what you count as a success. When war broke out on mainland Europe, and the Germans made a major thrust to the west, the Maginot Line was not completed by France to the whole length to which they had originally designed it. As a consequence, the Germans were forced to take a more difficult but evidently not impossible route to try and outflank it. So, in that sense, it was a success. It forced the Axis forces onto another possibly quite risky route. If the whole line had been completed to the original plans, who can say what the outcome might have been? At the least it may have held up the advance into France by several months. Who knows what outcome that may have had. If the Russians had noticed that the Germans were becoming enmired in another WW1 scenario, would they have kept up their non-aggression pact for as long as they did? On the other hand, it may be argued that if France had not literally sunk so much of their materiel in the ground, and instead built up mobile anti-tank, and anti-aircraft capabilities then they might have halted the German advances more effectively? As with so much of what we know of past military blunders, the French strategic planners were surely guilty of the sin of 'preparing for the last war'. They assumed that any major outbreak of conflict on mainland Europe would be similar to WW1 where huge static battles would be fought over a quite limited, static front. What they had not noticed was that the enhanced mobility of fighting forces would render that model obsolete.

The liberation of Paris began on the 19th of August 1944 and the German garrison finally surrendered on the 25th Aug. 1944

Paris at 2,176,243 in 1982 and growing

According to French census, in 2007 the city of Paris had 2,193,031 residents, making it one of the most densely populated cities in Europe, with 20,807 people per square kilometer (53,890 per square mile). However, the metro area (commuter belt) of Paris had nearly 11,837,000 inhabitants, with a density of 815 people per square kilometer (2,110 per square mile).

Nazi Germany .

"I love you, my boyfriend!" is an English equivalent of the French phrase Je t'aime, mon petit ami! The declaration translates literally into English as "I love you, my little (male) friend!" The pronunciation will be "zhuh tem mo ptee-ta-mee" in French.

"trouvez la question" means "find the question" in English.