France in WW2

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Translation: How many kilometers is between Toulouse and Paris.

Answer: 585.68 Kilometers

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In both England and the United States they celebrated with whatever food they had stocked up from their rations and regular purchases. Many made cakes, sandwiches, chocolates and some even had beer which had been reduced during wartime. Potatoes had been available so they fries, chips and whatever else they could think of. There is an excellent video showing a party for children celebrating the victory and the hope of their men folk coming home soon. One boy really stuffed his face with cakes, sandwiches and more slices of buttered bread. I think the video was called The Last Days of World War 2.

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The leader of the Free French was General Charles de Gaulle. He went on to be President of France. Despite the efforts of the British to defeat the Germans in the war he was anti British. Vive la difference !

Although his name is well known among French citizens and war buffs, many tourists in Paris find themselves asking the question: �Who is this person whose name is everywhere?� After all, they even named one of the airports after him. The short answer is that he was a French war hero. But that is, by no means, the full story. A prisoner of war for two years in WWI, De Gaulle refused to accept defeat when France surrendered to Germany in June 1940. Instead, he flew to London and, with others, established the Free French. He met with opposition from some, including the government of his native France (the 'Vichy Regime' headed by Petain). De Gaulle eventually went on to aid allied troops and successfully bring France back together as a unified nation. He served as President of France from 1944-46 and again from 1958-69 before retiring from politics to write his memoirs. In 1958 he played the key role in establishing the Fifth Republic, with a constitution that gives the President a much more powerful role than previously. He was also energetic in his pursuit of co-operation between France and what was then West Germany. He died in November of 1970. General Charles de Gaulle was the leader of the Free French in WW2 & went on to be President of France. Wasn't it kind of the British & US forces to liberate his country...... General De Gaulle was the leader of the Free French Forces in World War 2. He was based in London and urged French people to resist German oppression. He gave a famous speech on the 18th June 1940 on BBC radio, and another on the 22nd, that was transmitted to France. His speech encouraged people in Vichy France to refuse the armistice with the Nazis signed by Petain. He insisted on Britain's and the United States' allegiance and support of France.

After the war, the French government was in turmoil, with a constant lack of a majority in the government. In 1958, De Gaulle was elected President, and he wrote a new constitution, forming the 5th Republic.

There were several. Up until March 7, 1917, the Russian leader was Tsar Nicholas II. Once he abdicated the throne, the Provisional Government took charge with Prince Georgy Lvov as its leader. Three months later, Lvov stepped down and Alexander Kerensky became the leader of the Provisional Government. About 5 months after that, Vladimir Leninr became the leader when he and the Bolsheviks deposed the Provisional Government and took control of the country.

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These two powers thought they could appease Germany by letting her have her demands. This pacifism/appeasement is known as the Munich Doctrine, named after the Munich Agreement, when Britain and France allowed Germany to annex parts of Europe.

The allies let Germany grow in power, even though it violated the post-WWI treaties. Once powerful enough, Germany quickly took over Poland and France before there was any time to react.

Over 6 million of them were gassed then their bodies were burnt in ovens.

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Yes, a number of Vichy French ships were sunk in the Mediterranean Sea by the Allies.

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They surrendered to the Germans and the French Vichey Government sided with Germany

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10/15 minutes. There are free shuttles provided by the airport between the terminals. Practical information, terminal maps, etc.. can be checked on the airport website (link)

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'interest' is feminine. The masculine equivalent is 'intéresant

Pétiller . (for drinks)
Scintiller or briller or étinceler. (light)

Sparkling water : eau pétillante (or eau gazeuse)
Sparkling wine vin pétillant.