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122 u/Normal-Selection1537 27d ago And they always paint you as cowards over the one time they helped save you. 67 u/Johnabie 27d ago They completely forgot the french helped them first to get independence. 62 u/lincoln_muadib 27d ago FUCKING YES GODDAMN HISTORY TEACHER HERE AND ALSO The FRENCH RESISTANCE were absolutely ANIMALS who DID NOT QUIT between 1939 and 1945. 25 u/lxgrf 27d ago The government surrendered. The people abso-fucking-lutely did not. 18 u/Kheldar166 27d ago Even as a British person that likes to meme the French for it, there was a lot of geographical influence too. The countries closer to Germany mostly capitulated very quickly. No shit the UK/US were harder to blitzkrieg lol 3 u/cornishcovid 27d ago A force march through the sea certainly would have had the surprise effect. Especially for those attempting it. 1 u/ProfessorPetulant 27d ago The Brits was lucky they could flee Dunkirk like they did to conserve their army. 2 u/DarkNinjaPenguin 27d ago Now if the same thing were to happen to the US today, who do we think would surrender first. 1 u/lincoln_muadib 27d ago THAT'S A BINGO
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And they always paint you as cowards over the one time they helped save you.
67 u/Johnabie 27d ago They completely forgot the french helped them first to get independence. 62 u/lincoln_muadib 27d ago FUCKING YES GODDAMN HISTORY TEACHER HERE AND ALSO The FRENCH RESISTANCE were absolutely ANIMALS who DID NOT QUIT between 1939 and 1945. 25 u/lxgrf 27d ago The government surrendered. The people abso-fucking-lutely did not. 18 u/Kheldar166 27d ago Even as a British person that likes to meme the French for it, there was a lot of geographical influence too. The countries closer to Germany mostly capitulated very quickly. No shit the UK/US were harder to blitzkrieg lol 3 u/cornishcovid 27d ago A force march through the sea certainly would have had the surprise effect. Especially for those attempting it. 1 u/ProfessorPetulant 27d ago The Brits was lucky they could flee Dunkirk like they did to conserve their army. 2 u/DarkNinjaPenguin 27d ago Now if the same thing were to happen to the US today, who do we think would surrender first. 1 u/lincoln_muadib 27d ago THAT'S A BINGO
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They completely forgot the french helped them first to get independence.
62 u/lincoln_muadib 27d ago FUCKING YES GODDAMN HISTORY TEACHER HERE AND ALSO The FRENCH RESISTANCE were absolutely ANIMALS who DID NOT QUIT between 1939 and 1945. 25 u/lxgrf 27d ago The government surrendered. The people abso-fucking-lutely did not. 18 u/Kheldar166 27d ago Even as a British person that likes to meme the French for it, there was a lot of geographical influence too. The countries closer to Germany mostly capitulated very quickly. No shit the UK/US were harder to blitzkrieg lol 3 u/cornishcovid 27d ago A force march through the sea certainly would have had the surprise effect. Especially for those attempting it. 1 u/ProfessorPetulant 27d ago The Brits was lucky they could flee Dunkirk like they did to conserve their army. 2 u/DarkNinjaPenguin 27d ago Now if the same thing were to happen to the US today, who do we think would surrender first. 1 u/lincoln_muadib 27d ago THAT'S A BINGO
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FUCKING YES
GODDAMN HISTORY TEACHER HERE
AND ALSO
The FRENCH RESISTANCE were absolutely ANIMALS who DID NOT QUIT between 1939 and 1945.
25 u/lxgrf 27d ago The government surrendered. The people abso-fucking-lutely did not. 18 u/Kheldar166 27d ago Even as a British person that likes to meme the French for it, there was a lot of geographical influence too. The countries closer to Germany mostly capitulated very quickly. No shit the UK/US were harder to blitzkrieg lol 3 u/cornishcovid 27d ago A force march through the sea certainly would have had the surprise effect. Especially for those attempting it. 1 u/ProfessorPetulant 27d ago The Brits was lucky they could flee Dunkirk like they did to conserve their army. 2 u/DarkNinjaPenguin 27d ago Now if the same thing were to happen to the US today, who do we think would surrender first. 1 u/lincoln_muadib 27d ago THAT'S A BINGO
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The government surrendered. The people abso-fucking-lutely did not.
18 u/Kheldar166 27d ago Even as a British person that likes to meme the French for it, there was a lot of geographical influence too. The countries closer to Germany mostly capitulated very quickly. No shit the UK/US were harder to blitzkrieg lol 3 u/cornishcovid 27d ago A force march through the sea certainly would have had the surprise effect. Especially for those attempting it. 1 u/ProfessorPetulant 27d ago The Brits was lucky they could flee Dunkirk like they did to conserve their army. 2 u/DarkNinjaPenguin 27d ago Now if the same thing were to happen to the US today, who do we think would surrender first. 1 u/lincoln_muadib 27d ago THAT'S A BINGO
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Even as a British person that likes to meme the French for it, there was a lot of geographical influence too. The countries closer to Germany mostly capitulated very quickly. No shit the UK/US were harder to blitzkrieg lol
3 u/cornishcovid 27d ago A force march through the sea certainly would have had the surprise effect. Especially for those attempting it. 1 u/ProfessorPetulant 27d ago The Brits was lucky they could flee Dunkirk like they did to conserve their army.
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A force march through the sea certainly would have had the surprise effect. Especially for those attempting it.
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The Brits was lucky they could flee Dunkirk like they did to conserve their army.
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Now if the same thing were to happen to the US today, who do we think would surrender first.
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