Allied Troops Capture German Prisoners After Invasion Of Southern France

The transcript describes the end of the Battle of France, with Nazi generals admitting defeat. The Allied forces, including the 7th Army, continue their advance past Switzerland to join General Patton's Third Army. The French resistance remains strong, with the armband of the French forces of the interior symbolizing their undying fighting spirit. French peasants eagerly assist the Allies by providing information in a universal language, and the drive to liberate continues.

What did Nazi generals admit about the Battle of France?

• It was a stalemate.

• They were winning.

• It was as good as lost.

• It was just beginning.

Which armies were involved in the strategic movement towards the north?

• The 1st and 2nd Armies

• The 7th Army and General Patton's Third Army

• The 7th and 8th Armies

• The 5th and 6th Armies

What evidence showed that the French resistance was still active?

• The sound of French music

• The armband of the French forces of the interior

• The presence of the French flag

• The sight of French soldiers

How did French peasants assist the Allies?

• By indicating the direction the enemy went

• By sabotaging enemy equipment

• By providing food

• By hiding soldiers

What language did French peasants use to communicate with the Allies?

• French

• German

• English

• An international language