The French RESISTANCE Hidden Role In D-Day
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2024
- Let's have a look to The French Resistance During D-Day.
What kind of actions were conducted by the Resistance in order to disorganize the German defenses during D-Day?
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Nordscapes - Noah Sorata
Scott Buckley - Ephemera
Justin Allan Arnold - The Huntress 
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If you enjoyed this video, please let me know. I'm going to be producing more original content because it's very important to me to tell these kinds of stories. Peace ❤
Perhaps another thing to look at are the organisations who got Allied airmen out of occupied France?
@@CovBloke1310 Yes! I'm planning a collaboration with the Musée National de la Résistance et de la Déportation, and that's going to be part of it.
What a great video and such an important story to tell. I've always known a little bit about the French resistance, particularly in support of the Normandy invasion, and now I know much more. Merci.
You are correct that we must not forget the sacrifices and contributions of the Resistance. Their story is woven in with every action and battle and newspaper headline of the day.
Thank you, I am glad you found it interesting. Lest we forget 🫡
Special brave men and women in desperate times. thank you for your acknowledgement of their heroism.
Thank you very much!
Love the original content
Thank you 😀
I had watched a few of your reaction videos, and followed for that, but I've been binging your original content like this, and it's absolutely amazing. You deserve a lot more subs!
Thank you so much!!!
I've been checking out some of your videos these last few weeks, and this one made me push that Subscribe button. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent work.
Thank you!
Brilliant post, I learnt something new about D-Day. 👍🏻
Great, glad you enjoyed it!
I would like more original videos like this. I'm not French, but it's history is very fascinating and would like more from your perspective as a frenchman. There's something about people taking about histories of their countries that just intrigues me.
Yes, I am planning to do regularly such original videos on my own. This is very important for me indeed :) Thank you
@@ToonStory-fh4gn Love the videos man keep it up
Oh my, this is the story that should be heard by every student in school, we must never forget, and may this history never repeat itself. The part about the prisoners on the train towards the end really broke me, I will always honor each and every last person that gave so much to the allied cause, the effort it took is unimaginable, I am grateful I could raise my kids in freedom, the resistance was deserving of so much honor, my thank you to them, I am eternally grateful. This was I believe your best video yet, thank you for the tribute to these remarkable people
Thank you very much, this video was very important for me. We have to honour these men and women, and all the people who fought and died so that we can live in free countries. All the best to you :)
Thank you for sharing the video, it's interesting to hear the build up and fight from the French side. I still remember when President Macron read the extremely moving letter from Henri Fertet for D-Day 75 in Portsmouth.
I'm proud that one of my grandfathers took part in the D- Day landings, the other was involved in the invasion of Italy. My Great-uncle Sidney was a company runner with the 7th Parachute Battalion and was on French soil just after midnight on the 6th June. Although he survived D-Day he was killed on 7th April 1945.
I am immensely grateful to all those that risked everything and especially to those that gave everything for freedom. They must not be forgotten.
Thank you so much for sharing, and eternal respect and gratitude to your grandfathers and great uncle. Every time I think of those courageous young men who crossed the horrors to liberate Europe, my heart sinks with emotion. I cherish and honour their sacrifice.
excellent video as always man,learned some new things today while sick ahaha,glad to see your hitting 3k soon.
Thank you, hope you'll recover quickly!
Wow fantastic,the French must of been very proud of the resistance,when the found out just how many,and who did what.
We must never forget the people who sacrificed everything for us,even today we must support our police,doctors,nurses,the army,fire brigade,they are risking there life's for us an we should respect them for that,I'm a plumber an haven't had to sacrifice anything,I support there causes,I wished we treated our soldiers better,they fight an die for us ,some get terrible injuries,an the government doesn't even spend every penny possible on them,soliders have to use charities to survive,even after giving everything for their country,at least the people can respect an support,there fellow citizens.
Just love your content my friend,sugar cubes in concrete,I've never heard of that,may people are ingenious.
Hey man, thanks for your comment and glad you liked the anecdote about the sugar cubes in the cement haha.
I so agree with you about our everyday heroes, it makes me sick to see how nurses are treated for example. These people deserve so much better, without them our society wouldn't run and our politicians are so ungrateful to them. Cheers my friend
I totally agree,let's hope they get the respect they deserve soon.
I recommend ( The Battle of the Coral Sea 1942: The First Aircraft Carrier Battle in History ) It’s good Story 🙂
Thank you for the recommendation!
Being jus after D-day, and being Cymraeg; I have a recommendation for you. Please can you look up the Kieffer Commando's. Being French; You probably know of them better than I do, but the privilege to have your special forces train on our ground is amazing
Thank you for the idea! As they were the only French people to land, I was indeed interested in them and I'm so happy for example that we're seeing them in The Longest Day.
Happy 80th Anniversary. #RESPECT
Thank you 😃
The uinted states have repaid our debts of blood to the french for our freedom by helping you to keep yours, but admiration, love and friendship between us is unbreakable. Viva la france!
Thank you, brothers from another mother!
Have you seen The Longest Day (1962)?
At least ten times, what a movie!
@@ToonStory-fh4gn One of the French partisans shown in the film was Louise Boitard, who later became a local politician, she was one of France's most decorated women. 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
@@StephenLuke thank you! I think she appears in the opening of the movie if I am not mistaken
@@ToonStory-fh4gn She’s the one riding the bicycle.
The actor Gert Frobe played the German soldier on the horse looking over the bay, that film had brilliant cast...
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Love and respect from France
Vive la résistance!
Et vive les Baguettes!
@@ToonStory-fh4gn I am not proud of this, but I might have sold out the entire resistance for one of those freshly baked Baguettes if put in that position 😂
@@StoriesFromHistory-rv4oi 😅 please never put me in front of such a dilemna
React to battle of chaluns
Why not!