Paris liberation from the German troops in August 1944
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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Between 19th and 25th August 1944 during the Second World War and in the course of Operation Overlord, the liberation of Paris took place. The capital of France had been occupied by German troops since June 1940. In mid-August 1944, a general strike set in motion the events of the eventual liberation, and an open revolt by French resistance fighters followed from the 19th August onwards. Allied formations advanced towards Paris in support, and soon the German city commander Dietrich von Choltitz capitulated in defiance of explicit orders from Adolf Hitler.
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And now Paris is like an african State🧛🏿
@@slrsms Are you communist? He tell simply the truth. Liked or not.
@@slrsms 🤡
Das stimmt immer mehr, schauen Sie sich HEUTE die französischen Nachrichten an
You right ✅
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1:48 😂😂😂😂😂😂...🎩
More Frenchmen were killed in Paris after the Liberation by other Frenchmen then were killed by the German occupiers. The American units at the end were from the 110th Infantry, 28th Infantry Division, originally the Pennsylvania National Guard.
Wrong.
More than half of the German soldiers were arrested and 3,000 of them died on the cobblestones. On the Resistance side, there are 1,000 or shot (including 177 police officers) and 1,500 wounded. The 2nd DB has 156 soldiers killed in its ranks. Civilians were not spared: nearly 600 dead in the battle, 2,000 wounded and Parisian hospitals saturated throughout the fighting.
And the 110th Infantry Regiment, 28th Infantry Division had just marching in a battle parade along the Champs-Elysees After the battle, it didn't fight in Paris, it was the 4th Division "Ivy" who fought in the street of Paris.
Thank you
I beileve you . Everything taught now is a lie. There was nothing liberating about this.
@@user-mp5xk46zq1j-io5- Didnt say they did. I'm just identifying the unit in the film. American units were specifically told to "pull over" and stop so FF units could be the first in Paris. When I a noted Frenchmen being killed by other Frenchmen, I was referring to the cowardly reprisals conducted against so called "collaborators".
@@jwhiskey242 And it is still wrong
Please Learn, read, before you write, thanks for our History.
@@user-mp5xk46zq1j-io5- Now thats funny. I've studied WW2 for more than 40 years and was guided through my studies at university by one of the great experts on WW2 - Dr Russel F Weigley.
looking at this video exactly 80 years after it was recorded
The attention the GIs are getting from French women reminds me of the wartime joke in Britain about 'Wartime Utility Knickers' ...'One Yank and they are off' 😗
1:23 mp 40 ?
Yep
Half of these acclaimers supported the Vichy regime up to 24 hours earlier
Thanks for posting.
So happy for those French people, so proud for these American soldiers. I hope French still remember this as they could all speak German now without the sacrifices of these young Americans.
Ach wir Franzosen, uns ging es während der Deutschen Besatzung viel besser als heute....
Den juden auch ?
🔴“Wir Juden sind die Vernichter und wir werden
immer die Vernichter bleiben. Egal was ihr auch tun werdet, unsere
Wünsche könnt ihr nie befriedigen. Wir werden daher immer vernichten,
denn wir wollen unsere eigene Welt.”
- Januar 1934, Zionistenführer Wladimir Jabotinsky in Mascha Rjetsch -
romy Schneider
Vous avez d'autres conneries à raconter où vous vous êtes déjà assez identifié comme cela ?
@@SalzLol Dein Satz ergibt nicht mal Sinn.
3:45 the young girls look so beautiful wow lucky men's in that times
Beautiful
👍
Why do French tanks have a rearview mirror?
So that the drivers can also see the front!
Wie viele Schnäpse haben Sie getrunken, bevor Sie diesen Witz erfunden haben ?
And yet the pathetic Nazis lost.
Idiots and cowards are always going to be losers in the end.
what does a french man do after winning a battle? he turns off the playstation
@@derurlaubwarsomittel8172 See, you should go on stage after such a statement !
The stupidity of a certain innocent youth must be successful at the moment.
And what does Playstation have to do with the second world war...🤐
Go back to school (military school ?).
We are talking war here. We are not on Call of duty, ok 😉
@@user-mp5xk46zq1j-io5- you must be fun at parties
Viva la France 😅😅
Париж без боя взяли немцы и без боя оставили. Договоняк.
Paris was not Kharkov, we get it.
@@jwhiskey242 европе насрать на совесть и правду. Она всегда присоединились к победителю. Как и сейчас США нагибают европу, где президентами их марионетки, а народ ничего не может сделать.
01:48 *bonk*
He is a self righteous sadist.
HAAHHAAHAA
I wish I took part of that sadly I was born way too late...
Спасибо большое за возможность увидеть это.
Take him back
Вітання з України. Grüße aus der Ukraine.
Please tell your politicians to send me my tax dollars back to America! Hope you are safe, War is such a nasty elitists game.
Slava Ukraina !!
@@user-mp5xk46zq1j-io5- Slava Donetsk and Lugansk Natssszii!
why the subtitles?
Because the company that produces these video's is German, and wish to provide subtitles for their home audience.
@@RandomUA-camr1 Thanks!
Французам повезло, они оказались в числе стран победителей не заслуженно. Когда перед пленным генералом Кейтелем предстали представители победителей, он глядя на француза с изумлением сказал "как, и эти тоже нас победили?"