A Crying Frenchman in 1941: 'The people weep as their glory departs' (1943)

[@Ivan-wi4rv]

Milhouse

[@weepingfrenchman5620]

The people weep as their glory departs

[@danielberrueta2765]

Jerome barzetti year 1940, and the magazine life take it in 1941. He cry because france defeat and leave to Africa and England.

[@malak900]

Milhouse brought me here

[@earthenjadis8199]

LISA NEEDS BRACES

[@hotfightinghistory9224]

Now I know how he felt.

[@smokeybear5460]

What do you mean?

[@Gravelgratious]

@@themanfromthesouth1861 You're a racist dude.

[@shilpidasgupta2731]

@@Gravelgratious you are a asshole dude

[@Geojr815]

He’s French. He probably cries like that when he realizes he’s out of milk for his cereal.

[@englandballvlogs2150]

E

[@wwbdwwbd]

This... is... ART!

[@jeomemo]

CUMIA

[@charliemunk2947]

But was he crying because they were defeated by Germany??

[@Perrygallo]

Yes he was crying because he was watching Nazi troops march through his nation's capital.

[@lolzorandome5492]

and why is the woman behind him clapping

[@bcbasabhmuskanajabab4675]

they are attending french army evacuating metropolitan territory, temporarily occupied by invaders

[@benenuts5202]

@@Perrygallo absolutely not. It's not so hard to find this story out. This man's name was Jerome Barzotti. It happened in Marseille, southern France in september 1940. This man was watching French flags of dissolved regiments being brought out of France (to Algiers in northern Africa) by French soldiers to avoid it falling into German hands. Literally nothing to do with watching Nazi troops walking trough Paris.

[@sergeantpanther678]

Kek

[@Superstarseven]

Fuck off