France in WW2

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The French general who formed an underground movement known as Free France was Charles De Gaulle. He would go on to become France's President for 10 years in 1959.

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I have ten years. (I am ten years old)

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It took place in France

You probably mean General de Gaulle.

Omaha had the smallest advance, due mainly to losing almost all of their tanks when launched too early, and to an experienced, well armed 352 German Division guarding the beach.

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Charles de Gaulle was proficient in several languages, primarily French, which was his native tongue. He also had a good command of English and German, reflecting his military and diplomatic experience. Additionally, he had some knowledge of Latin, which he studied during his education. Overall, his linguistic skills were instrumental in his roles as a military leader and statesman.

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It is May Day, a celebration of Spring. People give each other lily of the valley flowers for good luck. This stems from a tradition started by Charles IX, who in 1561 got a lily of the valley as a good luck charm, and who continued the tradition by giving a lily of the valley to the ladies at court each year.

It comes from the Latin Alama refering to the German tribes living near the Elbe River from the 1st to the 8th century.

The Alamans and the Francs invaded Gaul in the 3rd century. Then there was a war between them in the 8th century. The Francs won and founded what will become France.

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It means the Bright Hours.

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France. France is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, while Germany is smack dab in the middle of Europe, bordered by 8 different countries.

Sorry, read the question wrong. France is farther West, not East. Germany is farther East.

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This is one time Hollywood got it right in the movie "The Longest Day"---of course the movie was based on a facts from the excellent book by the same name. Only 2 fighter aircraft were able to get airborne and attack the Normandy beaches on D-Day: Oberst Josef "Pips" Priller, Geschwader Kommodore of JG26, and his wingman. Col. Josef 'Pips' Priller: [speaking in German] Thank you, my dear Hans! You have just killed both of us! [slams down phone] Luftwaffe major: It is getting very difficult to get any sleep around here. Col. Josef 'Pips' Priller: Your prospects for a long sleep have just improved. The invasion has begun at Normandy. We are to fly there and attack with our two planes. http://members.chello.be/kurt.weygantt/worldwariiaces.index.html_josef_pips_priller.htm

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