The week France fell /
A moving account of how ordinary men and women faced the loss of their beloved country to Nazi invaders.
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| Μορφή: | Βιβλίο |
| Γλώσσα: | English |
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New York :
Stein and Day,
1976.
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Πίνακας περιεχομένων:
- Monday, 10 June. Paris, the people
- The politicians
- The trains that never ran
- Rome, London, Washington
- Tuesday, 11 June. Exodus
- The reason why ; The forgotten city
- Churchill at Briare Wednesday, 12 June. 'The country will not forgive you'
- Chaos on the roads
- Poste Restante, Tours
- Paris, open city
- London, New York, Tokyo
- Tours : Madame de Portes vetoes the Breton redoubt-- Thursday, 13 June. 'Get that woman out of here'
- 'The hole in the ground'
- Paris, the last day of freedom
- Friday, 14 June. The Germans march into Paris
- Berlin in triumph
- The battlefield
- Destinations unknown
- 'You will be submerged in defeat'
- Saturday, 15 June. 'This stinking city'
- Roosevelt's dilemma
- 'Never shall I inflict such ignominy upon our colours'
- 'The last quarter of an hour'-- Sunday, 16 June. The Gestapo moves in
- The rout
- Laval waits to be crowned
- De Gualle lunches with Churchill
- 'Better be a Nazi province'
- Night falls on Bordeaux
- The morning after.
