German-occupied Paris, WWII

The transcript describes the transformation of Paris during the Nazi occupation. The Nazis aimed to turn Paris into a military playground, replacing the initial conquering soldiers with occupation troops. The city, once known as the City of Light, became a place of sorrow under the swastika. The Gestapo ruled with an iron hand, creating an atmosphere of suspicion and distrust. Despite this, Parisians managed to keep their traditions alive, symbolized by the torch at the tomb of the unknown soldier from World War One.

What transformation did the Nazis plan for the German Garrison town?

How did the presence of Nazi soldiers affect the atmosphere in Paris?

What was the reaction of Parisians to the changes happening in their city?

Describe the role of the Gestapo during the Nazi occupation of Paris.

What symbol of remembrance did Parisians maintain during the occupation?