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Destroyed school building in Martincourt-sur-Meuse, France, May 1940Destroyed vehicles in France, 1940
Destroyed school building in Martincourt-sur-Meuse, France, May 1940Destroyed vehicles in France, 1940
French soldiers setting barricades in Paris, France, May 1940, photo 1 of 2; still from Frank CapraFrench soldiers setting barricades in Paris, France, May 1940, photo 2 of 2; still from Frank Capra
French soldiers setting barricades in Paris, France, May 1940, photo 1 of 2; still from Frank Capra's 1943 film Why We Fight #3French soldiers setting barricades in Paris, France, May 1940, photo 2 of 2; still from Frank Capra's 1943 film Why We Fight #3
French troops boarding a British vessel near Dunkerque, France, Jun 1940; still from Frank CapraFritz Todt at Maubeuge, France, Jun 1940
French troops boarding a British vessel near Dunkerque, France, Jun 1940; still from Frank Capra's 1943 film Why We Fight #3Fritz Todt at Maubeuge, France, Jun 1940
German Army Major General Erwin Rommel studying maps with officers, France, May-Jun 1940German destroyer Z11 Bernd von Arnim beached and scuttled in the fjord Rombaksbotn near Narvik, Norway, 1940
German Army Major General Erwin Rommel studying maps with officers, France, May-Jun 1940German destroyer Z11 Bernd von Arnim beached and scuttled in the fjord Rombaksbotn near Narvik, Norway, 1940
German Generalleutnant Kurt Daluege visiting the Ouvrage Hackenberg fortification on the Maginot Line near Thionville, Moselle, France, May 1940; the party was entering the munitions entranceGerman Major General Rommel in a field in France, Jun 1940; note Panzer 38(t) tanks in the background
German Generalleutnant Kurt Daluege visiting the Ouvrage Hackenberg fortification on the Maginot Line near Thionville, Moselle, France, May 1940; the party was entering the munitions entranceGerman Major General Rommel in a field in France, Jun 1940; note Panzer 38(t) tanks in the background
German Navy boats in Danish waters, circa 1940, photo 1 of 2German Navy boats in Danish waters, circa 1940, photo 2 of 2
German Navy boats in Danish waters, circa 1940, photo 1 of 2German Navy boats in Danish waters, circa 1940, photo 2 of 2
German PzKpfw 35(t) and PzKpfw IV Ausf D tanks, France, Jun 1940German soldier on sentry on the Danish coast, 1940; note armored coastal batteries
German PzKpfw 35(t) and PzKpfw IV Ausf D tanks, France, Jun 1940German soldier on sentry on the Danish coast, 1940; note armored coastal batteries
German soldiers aboard a destroyed train, northern France, 1940German soldiers standing in the ruins of a building, France, circa 1940
German soldiers aboard a destroyed train, northern France, 1940German soldiers standing in the ruins of a building, France, circa 1940
German Stuka dive bombers attacking Allied attempt to evacuate Dunkerque, France, Jun 1940; still from Frank CapraGerman troops marching in France, Jun 1940
German Stuka dive bombers attacking Allied attempt to evacuate Dunkerque, France, Jun 1940; still from Frank Capra's 1943 film Why We Fight #3German troops marching in France, Jun 1940
Germans inspecting captured French S35 medium tanks, France, May or Jun 1940Graves of German soldiers Willi Feilhauer, Robert Rieger, and others in France, Jun 1940
Germans inspecting captured French S35 medium tanks, France, May or Jun 1940Graves of German soldiers Willi Feilhauer, Robert Rieger, and others in France, Jun 1940

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