France in WW2

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They did but at a cost for the British Army.

There are four men who fit the title of commander. Joseph Joffre, Ferdinand Foch, Robert Nivelle, Philippe Pétain all held the title Commander-in-Chief of the French Army. Pétain, Foch, and Joffre also held the tile, Marshal of France. But by the end of the war Ferdinand Foch was named the Supreme Allied Commander.

You mean as in "Viva la vida?" If so, viva la vida means, "Live the life." So, judging by that statement, hopefully you can understand what viva la means.

"Viva la vida" means "live your life".

== == Compiegne. But it is important to understand that the French did not surrender. They accepted an armistice, which is a fancy word for cease fire. The legal difference between surrender and cease fire had important consequences in how the allies conducted the rest of the war.

L'amour is the French word for love - Lamour is also a family name

The federalists wanted to go to war with France because they attacked the U.S. ships

the noun 'air' is masculine in French

l'air est sec et chaud (the air is dry and hot) = the adjectives are also put in the masculine form.

Tu es très belle means "You are very beautiful" in English.

they are both western European countries, both democraties, both using a language based mostly on Latin, both having Roman Catholicism as the mainstream religion. They are the two largest countries within the European Union. They are both members of the Eurozone. They share a common border (the Pyrénées mountain range).
A border, the currency. They're both European countries.

King Carl XVI Gustaf has been king of Sweden since September 15, 1973.

Currently, as of December 2013, Sweden's Prime Minister is Frederik Reinfeldt. The next election will take place in September of 2014.

France's capital city is Paris. Though Paris is quite small (fitting inside its ring road which is 35kms long) the Parisian suburbs stretch for a very long way.

The Parisian area is considered not just to include the Department 75 (Paris), but also 77 (Seine et Marne), 78 (Les Yvelines), 91, (Essone), 92 Haut de Seine), 93 (Seine St Denis), 94 (Val du Marne) 95 (Val du Oise). These are known as the departments of the Ile-de-France.

France's second city is Lyon in the department Rhone Alps (69).

"I think you're very cute!" is an English equivalent of the French phrase "Je pense que tu es très mignon!" The statement translates literally as "I think that you are very cute!" in English. The pronunciation will be "zhuh pawn-skuh tyoo eh treh mee-nyo" in Alsatian and Cevenol French.

All of France. France surrerder after being invaded by Nazi Germany.

Maurice Gamelin until the fall of France and then Henri Giraud/Charles de Gaulle

The Kellogg-Braind Pact was an international agreement in which the states promised not to use war to solve thier foreign problems.

the Kellogg-Braind Pact was signed by France, Germany and the USA in 1928.

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the population density for japan per square yard is 17 people

After Germany declared war on Russia to help Austria-Hungary (who was attacked by Russia after they attacked Serbia), France made clear their intent to stand by their ally (Russia, obviously), so Germany declared war on them, too, planning to take them out then go after Russia to prevent a two-front war. Unluckily for Germany, Russia prepared pretty quickly so Germany had to send troops to the Eastern Front as well and fight a two-front war.

It is hard to say what French people believe in as a group. Like people in the US, many French people are religious, many are not.

The majority of people in France are Catholic, but not all of these attend church. There are many different religions in France and the government does not support or promote any one religion.

French people have a very strong belief in democracy, fairness and justice. They are very proud of their country, their culture and their language.

Quatre-vingt-quinze

Pronounced: Katreh vuh khanz

I really doubt it! The French pride themselves in the quality of their food, I can't think of a single food product they would bother to import from America. American food is terrible compared to English food and English food is the laughing stock of Europe.

France was governed by a monarchy before the French revolution.

The Old Regime was the French political and social system before 1789. Society in the Old Regime was divided into three classes called Estates. The First Estate was made up of all of the clergy members. The Second Estate was made up of nobility. The Third Estate, which was the largest, was made up of peasants, city workers, and the middle class. On May 5, 1789, Louis called a meeting of the Estates-General in Versailles. Once in session, the Estates-General assumed the powers of the government . On June 20th of the same year the Third Estate declared themselves the National Assembly and made the Tennis Court Oath, a pledge to themselves not to separate until they gave France a constitution. On July 14, 1789, a mob stormed the Bastille in Paris, and a short time later imprisoned the king and royal family in the palace of the Tuileries. In 1791, the royal family attempted to escape to Austria but were captured and brought back to Paris. Louis then accepted the new French Constitution but continued secretly to work against the revolution.