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Apocalypse: World War II - Season 1 - Episode 2 - Crushing Defeat (1939–1940)

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Watch Series: Apocalypse: World War II Released in (2009) - Season 1 - Episode 2 ,airing date 2009-09-08 produced by FR, Fr, The TV Series categorized in Documentary, War, History, and content rating TV-PG with duration 42 min broadcasted as these networks France 2, Streamed at Putlocker & directed by Henri de Turenne, Isabelle Clarke, Daniel Costelle, Jean-Louis Guillaud, Henry de Turenne. France. 1940. The Allied defensive lines are broken by Hitler’s daring sickle cut through the supposedly impenetrable Ardennes forest. British troops hastily evacuate from the beaches at Dunkirk, France, but are forced to abandon kilometres of precious military vehicles and equipment. The French army, once considered the best in the world, is in a shambles as almost two million soldiers are taken prisoner. Within a matter of days, the Germans march into Paris at daybreak. The Crushing Defeat includes colourised footage taken by Nazi soldiers on the beaches at Dunkirk as they gather around an old record player to celebrate their victory, as well as sound recordings taken by German Secret Service at the signing of the Franco-German Armistice.

Genre: Documentary, War, History

Actor: Mathieu Kassovitz, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Adolf Hitler, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Charles de Gaulle, Heinrich Himmler, Erwin Rommel, Joseph Stalin, Hermann Göring, Winston Churchill