France in WW2

From 1940-42 roughly the southern half of France was unoccupied by the Nazis. However, in November 1942 the Nazis also occupied the southern part of the country.

(Note that some areas of northern France were transferred to Belgium by the Nazis).

There was very little of France without a Nazi presence in WW2; even the rural areas were subject to regular patrols from Nazi soldiers. Obvously the main presence was concentrated in the cities and at main crossroads or supply lines, but the oppression of Nazi Germany was felt all over the country.

Does the ground open during a tremour?

Yes, they did.

During World War Two, French Muslims helped the Jewish escape the German death squads by hiding them in Islamic mosques. They also gave the Jewish fake Muslim identification cards to help them escape the country. The most famous for this is the Mosque of Paris.

Well in WWII The capture of Paris was when Germany fought to the capital of France, which is Paris. They captures the city and officially occupied France. This spawned the creation of Vichy France to the south.

In the years leading up to World War II, Great Britain (as well as France) indulged in an appeasement policy toward Germany and other aggressor-nations. One negative result was that it encouraged Germany, in particular, to continue making demands and engaging in aggressive policies. On the other hand, it undeniably bought time for the nation to rearm and otherwise prepare for the war that increasingly seemed to be a certainty.

try not to be stupid, please.

a French 2 francs-coin in aluminium.

Over a 100 millions were struck in 1947, so the value is between 1 and 2 dollars.

How much time the alcohol stays in blood

start one furtherst away from servo to one nearest usually near side rear then off side rear then near side front then off side front

Errr... He was NOT murdered! He died in 1970 aged 80.

July 1940 to August 1944. (see related link below)

Germany and Italy

Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman

Well it was the 1st Infantry and 29th Infantry Divisions. I am out sure of the individual regiments at the time.

A local Tourist Information Office is called - un Syndicat d'Initiative, but in a town or a city it would be - un Bureau de Tourisme.

France mobilised their forces because Germany declared war to them.

the germanic invasions led to feudalism by breaking down central authority. (if anyone has more info on central authority.. post it!)

Germany .

$250,000 just to see him

the pronunciation is com-on

j'ai envie de parler = I want to talk

It was the Maginot line was a reinforced wall between France and Germany but stopped at the Belgium boarder where the NAZIS entered France un impeded

The German occupation created many changes which involved censorship Coloured people had long appeared on the French stage but they were no longer approved of, but very famous ones such as Josephine Baker continued with their work and she actually worked for the underground resistance and received a medal for this work. The homosexual theatre workers were also persecuted. Many who had been theatre professionals therefore could no longer work. Actual performances were censored and the type and style of all work changed to become pro Nazi. There are many areas which could be expanded on here. There was also a question of freedom of movement to attend performances, blackouts rations etc.

This defensive line of forts, pillboxes, and underground control centers was called the Maginot Line, named for the French minister of defense. It was designed to repel frontal attacks as were common in World War I, but failed to anticipate the modern advances in mechanized and aerial warfare that would occur between World Wars. In any event, the Germans outflanked the Maginot Line by attacking through the weaker forts in Belgium, rendering the French fortifications nearly useless.

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