Changes In France Following Nazi Invasion

The video discusses the inspection of the limited French Air Force under Germany's Armistice terms, highlighting the dismantled state of many planes. It then shifts to the return of 100,000 French soldiers from Nazi prison camps, noting their somber homecoming to a France that feels changed. The soldiers, dressed in German uniforms, return without the expected fanfare, reflecting the complex post-war emotions and the internal conflicts among Frenchmen in different regions.

What was the condition of the French Air Force under Germany's Armistice terms?

• They had to share planes with Germany.

• They had no planes at all.

• They were allowed only 24 planes in flying condition.

• They had unlimited planes in flying condition.

What was notable about the uniforms of the returning French soldiers?

• They had no uniforms at all.

• They wore German uniforms.

• They were dressed in civilian clothes.

• They wore traditional French military uniforms.

How were the returning soldiers received upon their arrival in France?

• With silence and no family to greet them.

• With grand celebrations and parades.

• With a military salute.

• With a public holiday.

What internal conflict is mentioned in the third section?

• Frenchmen fighting against American soldiers.

• Frenchmen fighting against British soldiers.

• Frenchmen fighting against German soldiers.

• Frenchmen fighting against each other and former British allies.

What was missing from the soldiers' homecoming in the third section?

• A fireworks display.

• A parade through the city.

• A speech from the President.

• The playing of the Marseillaise.