The World at war, vol. 3. France falls, May-June 1940
The eyes of the world are on France, its huge army, and its impregnable Maginot Line. Incredibly, the Wehrmacht skirts the Line and forges South. As the humiliated French Army collapses, Paris is occupied and France falls. The British retreat to the Channel coast as Hitler stands poised, ready to invade Britain.
"The eyes of the world are on France, its huge army, and its impregnable Maginot Line. Incredibly, the Wehrmacht skirts the Line and forges South. As the humiliated French Army collapses, Paris is occupied and France falls. The British retreat to the Channel coast as Hitler stands poised, ready to invade Britain."@en
"The eyes of the world are on France, its huge army, and its impregnable Maginot Line. Incredibly, the Wehrmacht skirts the Line and forges South. As the humiliated French Army collapses, Paris is occupied and France falls. The British retreat to the Channel coast as Hitler stands poised, ready to invade Britain."
"Hitler's forces crush the mighty armies of France and force the British to retreat to the Channel coast."@en
"In this program the German armour and airpower mount their massive onslaught against France. The country falls and the British retreat to the Channel coast."@en
"The Wehrmacht skirts the Maginot Line and forges south. Paris is occupied and France falls. The British retreat to the Channel coast."@en
"Describes the German occupation of Paris and the fall of France. Also looks at the British retreat to the Channel coast, as Hitler gets ready for the invasion of Britain."@en
"The eyes of the world are on France--its huge army, its impregnable Maginot Line. Incredibly, the Wehrmacht skirts the Line and forges South. As the humiliated French Army collapses, Paris is occupied and France falls. The British retreat to the Channel coast as Hitler stands poised, ready to invade Britain."@en
"France had the largest of the pre-war European armies and the protection of the heavily fortified Maginot Line. Incredibly, though, the Line did not stretch to the Channel and the German invaders simply skirt the defences and forge south. The French Army is humiliated, Paris is captured and France falls. The British Expeditionary Force is pushed back and Hitler stands poised ready to invade Britain. Under the leadership of Winston Churchill, Britain fights on alone. Nearly 350,000 Allied troops have to be rescued from Dunkirk and British morale is never lower. On the brink of defeat, despite the heroism of the RAF in the defeat of the Luftwaffe, Britain is saved only by the decision of Hitler to switch his offensive to Russia."@en
"In this program, the German armor and airpower mount their massive onslaught against France. The country falls and the British retreat to the Channel coast."@en
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