France in WW2

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The Big Three's two goals were to gain a foothold on the European continent and to have a front against Germany, which made it easier for Russia's naval and air control over the North Atlantic.

After the Phony War, Hitler turned his sights on France. He launched his blitzkrieg and quickly took Paris and trapped the bulk of Allied forces at Dunkirk. It is known as the Battle of France.

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It's a kind of grapefruit

English : Too much homework

French : Trop de devoirs

They concentrated most of there military on a long strip of land called the maginot line. The Germans first made a diversion on the upper half of the maginot line to draw the french away from the bottom half. Then they attacked the bottom using blitzkrieg and cut off multiple sections of the maginot line. Other than that, the french had no other defense against the germans.

a type of flatfish similar to a flounder

What you wrote is pretty mean, I will try to translate :

Allez mourir dans un trou vous deux, salopes = Die in a hole you two, sluts

Cul = Ass

Calendrier = Calendar

France was not able to survive Nazi occupation. The French were able to mount some sort of counterattack through the French Resistance (or La Resistance Francais) under Charles de Gaulle. This resistance was undertaken outside of France itself. When the allies stormed the beaches of Normandy, France on June 6, 1944 in their operation to liberate the country, they found that there were actually no frenchmen surviving. They had all turned into Germans.

After the war, when France was divided into the Spanish, British and Austrian sections, the Germans (previously frenchmen) immigrated to West Germany or decided to stay. In the 1960's Charles de Gaulle petitioned NATO that France be returned to the map as a country, using the boundaries that had existed before WWII. The United States, feeling sympathetic to the displaced Free French because of their recent innovations with potatoes (the french fry was invented in 1957) accepted and allowed them to regain control of the region.

The French language had all but died off in the country, so an effort was undertaken to reintroduce the language and culture and to keep it pure. This is why, for the most part, the French are wary of Westernization of the language and the penetration of the culture with Muslim headscarfs (See the recently passed laws against burqas).

The short answer to your question. They didn't.

the Gestapo was the party police force and the SS were the party para-military (army) force.

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to outlaw war as an instrument of national policy.

It didn't. Germany lost World War I.

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It means the same as it would in America, Britain, Australia, etc. It celebrates the birth of Christ.

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Well Normandy was the collective name of all the beaches that were invaded. By far the worst was Omaha Beach which was attacked by the Americans

sous-sol means underground (or basement in a building) in French.

It is a french name.

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USS Arizona, USS Utah, and USS Oklahoma are still on the bottom.

However, the battleships USS Pennsylvania, USS New York, USS Nevada, and USS Arkansas are also on the bottom...sunk as targets after the war.

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seize moins six means 16 - 6 in French.