On September 1, 1939, Germany and its vassal Slovakia attacked Poland, kicking off World War II.
On 3 September, France, Britain, and the members of the Great Britain Association officially declared war on Germany, and World War II officially began.
In fact, Britain and France did not help Poland much, and the Allies launched only a few small attacks in Saarland, France. At the same time, the navy was sent to blockade the german seas, hoping to undermine Germany's economic development and hoping to use economic sanctions to clean up the Germans.
France and Britain did not expect that on September 17, Japan and the Soviet Union signed a non-aggression pact, and as soon as the treaty was signed, the Soviet Union could not wait to invade Poland, and the Polish territory was divided between Germany and the Soviet Union.
The British then began to deploy their troops to the European continent, but the British troops never had a military conflict with the Germans, which made this period known as "fake war".
In February 1940, Germany and the Soviet Union signed the German-Soviet Trade Agreement, in which the Soviet Union provided Various Raw Materials to Germany in exchange for military and industrial equipment, which Germany used to avoid the Allied blockade of raw materials.
In April 1940, in order to avoid the Allies blocking the shipment of Swedish iron ore to Germany, Germany again used blitzkrieg to invade Denmark and Norway to ensure the transportation of raw materials. The Germans were so crazy that the British were red-eyed, and in May 1940, in order to avoid the German preemptive occupation, the British followed the German blitzkrieg method and quickly invaded and occupied Iceland and imposed martial law.
On May 10, 1940, the German army invaded France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg on a large scale, and in just a few days, the German army successfully occupied the Netherlands and Belgium in blitzkrieg. The Maginot Line, which the French considered impregnable, played little role, and the Germans' clever Maginot Line captured the weakly defended Ardennes, then attacked the Allied flank in Belgium, which then entered France from Belgium.
The French army was no longer the brave and warlike army of the Napoleonic period, and they were embarrassed in the face of the German offensive. In early June of the same year, the British army was devastated and had to abandon its heavy equipment and withdraw its remnants of european forces from Dunkirk. On 10 June, Italy, after Germany, also invaded France, and 12 days later France announced its surrender. The proud French big banana was gone and could no longer lift its head. After the surrender of France, part of the territory was incorporated into the German occupation zone, part of the territory was directly ruled by the Italian occupying forces, and the remaining insignificant territory was administered by the German-backed puppet government of Wikimedia.
The days that grieved the French began to change after the Allied landings in Normandy, France, on June 6, 1944, and on August 25, Paris returned to the arms of the French.
But the next thing, let the British and Americans dumbfounded, what happened to the French man?
France returned to its embrace, and the "brave" French men began to take revenge. France was ruled by the Germans for four years, and most of the French became submissive. The socialites who had been circling high-ranking French officials and wealthy businessmen threw themselves into the arms of the German occupation forces. Many women, in order to survive and material temptations, also had more than friendship with the German army. During these four years, more than 400,000 French women are said to have been well-connected with German soldiers. In the eyes of French men, they are all damn D women, accumulating four years of jealousy, not only french men, but even French women are jealous of their glory and bravado during the occupation.
French men took these german-friendly women into the streets, shaved their heads, forced naked bodies to roam the streets, and of course spitting, throwing stones, and splashing paint were indispensable. At this time, the French men, contrary to the shrinking of the German occupation, became extremely heroic, heroic and calculated with the mistresses of these Germans. They did not think that if it were not for their own incompetence, why would a woman beg for a life in the arms of a foreign man.
In the end, more than 30,000 women became the targets of the French men's jealousy, and after conservative humiliation and beatings, they were sentenced one after another, and some were even expelled from their homes and turned into wanderers.
The children, who were considered illegitimate children of the German army, were also targeted for revenge, and these children were ostracized everywhere, and many of them were sent to Norway as subjects of drug tests. It wasn't until 2005 that the few surviving children were apologized and compensated, but for them, most of their lives have passed, so what's the use of those compensations?
When the French ally Mei Ying saw the farce, she taunted in her newspaper: "The French man lost the battle, but shaved off the French woman's hair!" ”