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@Godo771 ok mais la guerre de cent ans c'etait plus une guerre de succession entre 2 dynasties Fr Valois et Plantagenet , les 400 premieres années ne comptent pas puisqu'ils étaient gouvernés par des rois d'origine française, les Anglos ont juste subi.

Parce qu'on a été les seuls à leur tenir tête depuis plus de 1000 ans. Et après la guerre, on a pas voulu devenir leur tapis.

Yes, it's virtual reality in your idiotic brain, except the French government was in exile in London, recognized by Churchill and led by de Gaulle, not by the Vichy regime, a puppet state run by an 84-year-old man. France became a permanent member of the UN after the war and obtained an occupation zone in Germany. It was included among the "Big Five" at Yalta and San Francisco in 1945, in recognition of its military, political, and historical role. conclusion, you can shut your stinking mouth .

@sebastodemonaco @onlmaps France was pleasantly under German rule whole war, they lost 230,000 soldiers and that includes mainly their fighting in Africa, which makes no sense unless we know they were fighting to obtain / preserve their colonies and continuation of slavery of Africans,not to free anybody.

European countries that were on the winning side in both World Wars

@JakubKarczynski @CapHornier_ The French government was in exile in London, led by de Gaulle, Vichy was a puppet state led by an 84-year-old man, what's your point ?

@CapHornier_ In which they agreded to all German demends. And suported them in war.

@Eustaqu11825201 @_Sosthene_ Explain me, retard, why the French have the best ratio of military victories ?

@_Sosthene_ Los franceses son unos cagones.

Nah, the Falklands belong to Britain. We French are rivals with the British, but we’re like brothers, and nobody touches the family.

@conrat4567 @SukberiaFR True, your island saved you, that's true, but you were the main allies responsible for the victory in Western Europe before the Americans.

@SukberiaFR The french and british are two siblings that bicker and fight but have each others back when it counts. Dunkirk wasnt possible without the french army holding the line, and in return we gave them the tools to fight back against occupation.

Look at the comments. Ignore the thirld world scum. We are still brothers. After all this time. 🇫🇷🇬🇧

euhhhh no, France before Britain ..look, the Anglo-Saxons had a primtive culture and build wooden shacks, and only because 1066 colonized by Norman-French-Breton made England a civilised nation..the success of English language is only because it contains 40% French Vocabulary , try to write a book of medecine, economy military or justice in Old english (beowulf) without a french word lol it's simply impossible 😂

@SukberiaFR I'm British and I don't mind the French hating us, that's their job!! But the UK and France are the beacons of civilisation.

Simply because you're a retard : Battles and engagements involving France ww2 1939–1940: Campaign in France & the beginning of the war * Saar Offensive (1939) * Battle of the Meuse * Battle of Sedan * Battle of Gembloux * Battle of Hannut (largest tank battle of 1940) * Battle of Stonne * Battle of Montcornet * Battle of Lille * Battle of Dunkirk * Battle of Abbeville * Battle of the Somme * Battle of the Aisne * Battle of Rethel * Battle of the Alps (against Italy) * Battle of Menton * Battle of Narvik (France + Allies) 1940–1942: Free France & peripheral engagements * Battle of Dakar * Gabon Campaign * Battle of Koufra * Campaign of Eritrea * Syria-Lebanon Campaign * Battle of Damascus * Battle of Palmyra * Madagascar Campaign * Battle of Diego-Suarez * Battle of Bir Hakeim * Battle of Gazala * Battle of El Alamein (Free French Forces involved) * Battle of Tobruk (Free French Forces integrated) 1942–1943: North Africa & Mediterranean * Operation Torch (French Forces in Africa) * Battles in Morocco * Battles in Algiers * Battle of Tunisia * Battle of Kasserine (French forces involved) * Battle of Mareth * Battle of Takrouna * Corsican Campaign (liberation) * Battle of Bastia 1943–1944: Italy * Italian Campaign * Battle of the Garigliano River * Battle of Monte Cassino * Battle of Monte Majo * Battle of Rome * Battle of Siena * Battle of Elba 1944: France – Liberation Normandy * Battle of Normandy * Battle of Caen * Battle of Carentan * Battle of Saint-Lô * Battle of Falaise * Battle of the Chambois Pocket * Battle of the Vercors * Battle of Glières * Battle of Paris * Liberation of Lyon * Liberation of Marseille * Liberation of Toulouse * Liberation of Bordeaux * Liberation of Strasbourg 1944–1945: Provence, Alsace, Germany * Operation Dragoon * Battle of Toulon * Battle of Marseille * Battle of the Vosges * Battle of Belfort * Battle of Alsace * Battle of the Colmar Pocket * Battle of Strasbourg * Battle of the Rhine * ​​Battle of Karlsruhe * Battle of Stuttgart * Battle of the Danube * Austrian Campaign Internal Resistance (Armed Combat) * Limousin Maquis Battles * Vercors Maquis Battles * Ain Maquis Battles * Mont Mouchet Maquis Battles * Uprisings in Paris, Lyon, Marseille, and Toulouse * FFI Battles in Brittany * FFI Battles in the Massif Central Clear Conclusion France was engaged on all fronts Europe, Africa, the Mediterranean, and domestic wars, from 1939 to 1945. Few countries can say the same even fewer after an initial defeat, after they saved the British army at Dunkirk .

@onlmaps Acctualy UK and France on wining side ? What battles did they have with Germans and why would they fight their allie?...Unless allie was losing war and they switched sides quick?

Battles and engagements involving France ww2 1939–1940: Campaign in France & the beginning of the war * Saar Offensive (1939) * Battle of the Meuse * Battle of Sedan * Battle of Gembloux * Battle of Hannut (largest tank battle of 1940) * Battle of Stonne * Battle of Montcornet * Battle of Lille * Battle of Dunkirk * Battle of Abbeville * Battle of the Somme * Battle of the Aisne * Battle of Rethel * Battle of the Alps (against Italy) * Battle of Menton * Battle of Narvik (France + Allies) 1940–1942: Free France & peripheral engagements * Battle of Dakar * Gabon Campaign * Battle of Koufra * Campaign of Eritrea * Syria-Lebanon Campaign * Battle of Damascus * Battle of Palmyra * Madagascar Campaign * Battle of Diego-Suarez * Battle of Bir Hakeim * Battle of Gazala * Battle of El Alamein (Free French Forces involved) * Battle of Tobruk (Free French Forces integrated) 1942–1943: North Africa & Mediterranean * Operation Torch (French Forces in Africa) * Battles in Morocco * Battles in Algiers * Battle of Tunisia * Battle of Kasserine (French forces involved) * Battle of Mareth * Battle of Takrouna * Corsican Campaign (liberation) * Battle of Bastia 1943–1944: Italy * Italian Campaign * Battle of the Garigliano River * Battle of Monte Cassino * Battle of Monte Majo * Battle of Rome * Battle of Siena * Battle of Elba 1944: France – Liberation Normandy * Battle of Normandy * Battle of Caen * Battle of Carentan * Battle of Saint-Lô * Battle of Falaise * Battle of the Chambois Pocket * Battle of the Vercors * Battle of Glières * Battle of Paris * Liberation of Lyon * Liberation of Marseille * Liberation of Toulouse * Liberation of Bordeaux * Liberation of Strasbourg 1944–1945: Provence, Alsace, Germany * Operation Dragoon * Battle of Toulon * Battle of Marseille * Battle of the Vosges * Battle of Belfort * Battle of Alsace * Battle of the Colmar Pocket * Battle of Strasbourg * Battle of the Rhine * ​​Battle of Karlsruhe * Battle of Stuttgart * Battle of the Danube * Austrian Campaign Internal Resistance (Armed Combat) * Limousin Maquis Battles * Vercors Maquis Battles * Ain Maquis Battles * Mont Mouchet Maquis Battles * Uprisings in Paris, Lyon, Marseille, and Toulouse * FFI Battles in Brittany * FFI Battles in the Massif Central Clear Conclusion France was engaged on all fronts Europe, Africa, the Mediterranean, and domestic wars, from 1939 to 1945. Few countries can say the same even fewer after an initial defeat, after they saved the British army at Dunkirk .

@solsenois А в каких сражениях участвовал этот эквивалент небольшой армии?

La France, avec des critères drastiques loin d’une volonté de gonfler les chiffres, a reconnu après sa libération l’existence de 300.000 résistants actifs à l’intérieur du pays cumulés pendant la durée de la guerre. C’est l’équivalent d’une petite armée et c’est significatif si on prend en compte que seulement la moitié du pays a été occupée pendant deux ans, et que durant l’occupation, 2,5 millions d’hommes dans la force de l’âge manquaient au pays (prisonniers de guerre, travail forcé en Allemagne) pour une population de 40 millions d’habitants. Les Allemands ont de plus organisé dès le départ un état de quasi-famine en France qui a durablement affecté la population. Les travailleurs ont perdu jusqu’à plus de 20% de leurs poids, la croissance de nombreux enfants a été amputée de 10cm, ce n’était pas du cinéma et plus personne ne connaît assez la faim aujourd’hui pour se rendre compte de ce que c’était. C’est bien d’avoir une vision de cette époque plus lucide que celle de millions de Français basés qui rendent la vie dure aux Allemands mais ce n’est pas une raison pour laisser des connards qui n’ont jamais rien vécu de pareil ricaner sur nos malheurs un siècle après.

FAux 100% propagande : Les livraisons américaines (Lend-Lease) ont représenté environ 10 à 12 % de la production militaire soviétique totale, avec des variations selon les catégories : Nourriture et matières premières : 20 % des besoins (blé, aluminium, caoutchouc). Carburant : 30 % de l’essence soviétique venait des États-Unis (via l’Iran). Matériel ferroviaire : Locomotives et rails pour reconstruire les voies ferrées détruites. Armes : Moins de 5 % des chars, avions et armes légères. Sans le Lend-Lease, la guerre aurait été plus difficile pour l’URSS, mais elle aurait pu continuer. Les Soviétiques avaient déjà déménagé leur industrie à l’Est (Oural, Sibérie) et produit en masse sans dépendre des Alliés.

@sebastodemonaco @solsenois Enfin ça marche dans les 2 sens. Sans soutien US l'armée Rouge aurait passé un très mauvais moment.

Italian? lol, Impossible, Italy didn't exist at that time. Corsica belonged to Genoa, not Italy. btw Napoleon was born French in 1769, and Corsica was annexed to France in 1768. Napoleon attended the French War College, commanded the French army in Italy, which he conquered, under the French flag and with a French army and French marshals, and was crowned Emperor of the French in Paris, France, not Rome. This is precisely the proof that he was French.

True.

@OffitCuff @onlmaps "The heroic resistance of the French army saved the British army, allowing England to continue the war" Winston Churchill. because the Brits abandonned their allies and ran away without trying to fight like cowards.

@onlmaps France should be greyed out as well as they did lose WW2 in 1940, whatever way the French like to spin it.

@tim39826 @l10475_louis You lost 2 world wars when you were supposed to be the master race, what happened dude ?

@l10475_louis Germany hasnt surrendered to anyone in ww2. The Wehrmacht did but not Germany

The French army participated in the liberation of Rome in June 1944. Germany surrendered to France twice, on May 7 and 8, 1945. Japan surrendered to France on September 2, 1945. France won WW2, whatever the way anti-French revisionists like to spin it.

@LelefanBabar @solsenois Oui avec ce détail, les Français ont sauvé 90% de juifs Français et 75% de l'ensemble des juifs Français et étrangers sur le territoire Français.

@solsenois Les français sont aussi les seuls à avoir massivement caché des juifs durant la guerre: les 3/4 ont survécu alors qu ils ont été totalement exterminés en Hollande par exemple. J ai appris récemment, que rien qu autour de chez moi, dans 4 petits villages, ils avaient accueillis

@d_foubert Because the Norman-French put a end to the Anglo-Saxon dynasty in 1066, follow by the terrible harrying of the north.

For what reason exactly are the Anglo-Saxons 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇦🇺 so anti-French🇫🇷?

@dpmont0407 @d_foubert Pas une bonne idée. On a une certaine tendance à raccourcir les rois en France.

@d_foubert It will stop once you recognise that King Charles III is the legitimate King of France.

@Will_I_AmLegend @yuanyi_z Mdr foutu paysan, tu ne connais rien à rien 😂

@sebastodemonaco @yuanyi_z Yeah that was on me, my bad 😞

Why should the French open the strait when they weren't the ones who got it closed, you total hack, you disgrace?

@NXT4EU Dégagez les bases américaines pour commencer.

Italy is moving forward on a European Defence Union, following Spain's call for a European army. Italy's defence minister Crosetto wrote a letter to his European colleagues to move the Defense Union forward. "Let's break down some bureaucracy and get together"

@Will_I_AmLegend @yuanyi_z Vous avez aidé le 3ème reich à se rearmer, sale fdp..

@yuanyi_z Why should the US help France when we weren't the ones who provoked Germany

Apparently you were asleep during history class. Again, Italy didn't exist at that time, the Italian peninsula is just a geographical expression, not a united nation. As for the language, Italian is based on standard Tuscan, which was the lingua franca of the time, the language of the elites for writing administrative and religious documents, but the Corsicans spoke Corsican (u corsu).

9 of the 10 biggest battles in Europe in the 19th century involved France. France was the military power by excellence for centuries.