France 1940 - German Occupation - Paris in color - L´aviation - Les usines de Méaulte
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- Extraordinary good footage from occupied France during World War II.
Prises de films de bonne qualité extraordinaire de la France occupée pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.de la France pendant la seconde guerre mondiale.
Außergewöhnlich gutes Filmmaterial aus dem von deutschen Truppen besetzten Frankreich im Jahr 1940. Zu sehen sind die Werkstätten der deutschen Luftwaffe auf den Anlagen im nordfranzösischen Méaulte (Somme), vor dem Hintergrund der sog. "Luftschlacht um England".
Musik: Franz Liszt, Les Prèludes, Mephisto Walzer für Orchester Autor: Franz Liszt Orchester: Südwestfunk-Orchester, Dirigent: Jascha Horenstein Katalog-Nr: ZM12203 /
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Most of the planes were Dornier 17's I believe. A somewhat less known medium bomber. The more famous were the Heinkel 111 and the great Junkers 88. Also the sleek twin engined Messerschmidt 110 was the one towed out from the hangar. It was a fighter aircraft. Some scrapped French planes were on the junk heap. The tri engined plane briefly seen could have been an Italian bomber.
Isn't three engines plane a JU-57 transport?
trimotor is a JU52 transport. There was a lot of JU88, DO17Z; one french fighter scrapped and a lot of french recon and bomber planes destroyed
Great picture quality
March 6, 2019----When I see something like this, I wonder.....how many survived the war and what happened to them afterwards? Thanks for the video.
wow, never seen this footage before, great quality too! nice seeing the Do 17 Z AND JU 88A-1s,
The Germans were careful not to disrespect French cultural and historical monuments. I've seen videos of German troops laying flowers on Napolean's monument.
Footage I'd never seen before, so, very refreshing indeed. Very well filmed and with the atmosphere of Wagner playing away - perfect.
Impresionantes imàgenes en tan buena calidad, como una suerte de testimonio històrico, para ser recordado a las nuevas generaciones sobre este conflicto global y sus secuelas.Imagino que las escenas inciales de la base aèrea y el montaje de los aviones de la Luftwaffe serìan parte de los preparativos para la Blitz sobre Inglaterra.
Thanks sharing...l love history..but..to much wars 🖤🖤🖤
mi grandmother and sisters live in Paris refuged from Spain during civil war...her sisters go to dance to Aeroclub fançais where german luftwaffe people can dance le hot swing...one of them took Rudi member of Police Sicherheit SIPO and married in Barcelona after the war....peopl took the side of German because Brittish and American bomb the city and they wer scared of Red comunism and Stalin...they distroyed all Churches and Synagoges in Barcelona during Revolution of 1936
What is that temple looking building at 5:48? Does it still exist?
Is the Tristan Music from the original film ? Not sure..
Notice the lead marcher at 5:00 with the Arc de Triomphe in the background. The lead marcher at 6:10 looks different (slimmer). I have a close up of the lead marcher near the Arc de Triomphe from "Life's Picture History of World War II". He is somewhat of a beefcake. I guess he may have pooped out and got replaced.
with the obligatory Wagner of course
Before the Stalingrad...
Wie heißt den dieser Marsch der in diesem Video gespielt wird ?
Revue Marsch
Liebe Nudelsuppe,der Marsch heißt Revue-Marsch von A. Reckling.Schade nur, daß im Hintergrund diese unpassende Begleitmusik stört.
Interesting to see no goose-stepping. The aircraft "factory" was fascinating, I bet the British would have loved to have had a copy of it to study.
They start goose-stepping towards the end of the video. Initially they were just walking.
Em breve os aviões franceses estarão no WarThunder na próxima atualização 1.73
Do 17-Z
Sur le papier en tous cas, elle était en mesure de faire face à l'armée allemande et l'on comprend la stupéfaction des Français lorsqu'en mai et juin 1940 ils ont vu les divisions blindées allemandes infliger, en six semaines, à l'armée française une des plus grandes défaites de son histoire. Une débâcle tellement inattendue que c'est avec résignation que la plupart des Français ont entendu le nouveau chef de leur gouvernement leur annoncer qu'ils avaient perdu la guerre et que leur armée qui venait de perdre 100 000 tués et 1 500 000 prisonniers était vouée désormais à faire de la figuration.
D'après ce que j'ai lu, les soldats français se sont battus très fort. C'était seulement la vitesse de l'avance allemande les battre!
The German bicycle infantry should've done laps of the Champs Elysees with a sprint finish like they'd just competed in the Tour de France.
Colour what colour ? Is my eyesight going ? Perhaps there is something wrong with my computer , could there be rust on the chips ?
Looking at that parade I does look slightly comical now . But of course for the Parians at the time it would have been very sinister .
Si no fiera por la bandera nazi, diría que estoy viendo al Ejército chileno en el desfile del 18 de septiembre.
La música, el mismo estilo y porte. Increíble. Los tiempos de guerra nunca son buenos. Espero que algún día la humanidad lo entienda.
Sprecken sie Englais??????
Imagine the occupiers playing the drums all day and night in your city LOL with one guy on a horse
Soon the French aircraft will be available in WarThunder in the next update 1.73
Awesome
What's with TH-cam's shitty comment program that when you reply to a straight forward question, the reply gets SUPPRESSED. (Click "view reply" under Micke Nieminen's comment and see only the "hide replies" prompt.) He asks, "What is that temple-looking building at 05:48 ?" .....My apparently offensive answer: I believe it is the La Madeleine Church. Yes, I think it is still standing.
И в России у вас тоже был парад, правда без труб и барабанов, и без энтузиазма - да Россия - не Франция, Россия есть огромная могила для претендентов на мировое господство. Кто следующий?
So heartbreaking. 😩
Just looking at this makes me so sad
Ompha ompha up and down the heart of Paris ...what a nightmare. Soldier with the kettle drum looks as though he can hardly cope with it. Its almost bigger than him!! Notice how as they turn into some major street they change into the goose step? Wonder how kettle drum soldier boy coped with that? Film finishes before we get a good shot of him.. . That sort of marching is ridiculous. Leave it to the geese.
And all of them were dead by 1944. Was a lousy generation to be born into.