Rétro | Combats de rues dans Paris, août 1944 (archives)

[@bilplaymo6121]

Une pépite ces images, j'en vois certaines pour la 1er fois, mais quel dommage pas de son !

[@reivax58]

3:10 Quel courage cette population parisienne qui n'hésite pas à affronter les Allemands à mains nues ! Respect !

[@inquisitor8906]

Ja was ein Mut. Hat man ja 1940 gesehen!

[@Karl-HeinzGelsok]

Ja weil der Ami schon da war 😂

[@Wheelabarraback]

Thanks for posting that was so interesting!

[@mariapazcontrerasponce602]

Q

[@stephens2755]

Eh bien bravo aux heros Parisiens qui ont commence leur resistance au moment ou les Americains entraient a Paris et les Allemands partaient !!!

[@inquisitor8906]

Aber nur weil die Amerikaner kamen.

[@cosmet7595]

@@inquisitor8906 berlin estuvo 44 años ocupada por los sovieticos.

[@rainscratch]

Incredible footage. The common emotion in all soldiers and civilians had to be they were glad the hell was over. This would have probably been filmed on 16mm by the 2nd Motion Picture Unit, US Army.

[@Richard500]

These will be some of the same Parisiens who spat and hit British prisoners as they were marched along the streets of Paris by German troops some years before. In footage on KZbin, you can see at least ONE German soldier had the decency to intervene to stop them from hitting British POWs. I imagine some of those French people went on to collaborate with their enemy. Where are they in THIS crowd scene? Here's the link: Watch from 2.01 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnu7hnuHotSAp8U

[@cosmet7595]

3:26 the Face of fear

[@kroveinatash]

Les flics qui avaient raflé les juifs au Vel’div bien propres sur eux lol

[@jeanpierreragequit1726]

ils avaient malheureusement aussi des ordres...

[@philippejenvrin2741]

Les flics comme vous dites, soutiennent n'inporte quel gouvernement ils obéissent..!

[@philippejenvrin2741]

​@@tontonblindlemon Papon préfet de police en 1961 ! ( Charonne)

[@MatthewOConnor-d1p]

​@@philippejenvrin2741À ce moment là (en 1961), il obéissait au ministre de l'Intérieur Roger Frey, futur président du Conseil constitutionnel. D'ailleurs, la manifestation avec les incidents du métro Charonne, ce n'était pas en 1961, mais en 1962, plus exactement le 8 février 1962, vous confondez avec la manifestation du 17 octobre 1961. Mais, Maurice Papon a bon dos, il n'était que préfet de Police de Paris, nommé par le régime précédent, celui de la IVe République, sur sa fin d'ailleurs, début 1958, le nouveau pouvoir, issu des évènements du 13 mai 1958, n'a fait que le confirmer à cette fonction. Au dessus de Roger Frey, il y avait le premier ministre Michel Debré, et son conseiller pour les Affaires de sécurité, Constantin Melnik. Et au dessus de Michel Debré, il y avait le président de la République Charles de Gaulle. Pendant la guerre, Maurice Papon n'était pas préfet de la Gironde comme je l'ai entendu, mais secrétaire général de la Préfecture. À la Libération, il a été maintenu par le commissaire de la République, Gaston Cusin, ancien directeur de cabinet de Vincent Auriol, ministre des Finances du gouvernement Léon Blum en 1936-1937, et garde des Sceaux, ministre de la Justice du second gouvernement Blum qui n'a duré que trois semaines en mars 1938. Il sera après guerre, président de la première et de la deuxième assemblée nationale constituante. Après 1947 jusqu'en 1954, il est le premier président de la République française (IVe République). Gaston Cusin quant à lui est l'un des initiateurs avec Pierre Cot ministre de l'Air et Jean Moulin, son directeur de cabinet de la politique de "non-intervention relachée", afin de faire parvenir tout de même du matériel et des armes aux Républicains espagnols. Et puis pourquoi nous parle-t-on toujours des 17 octobre 1961 ou du 8 février 1962, pourquoi ne pas évoquer les morts de la rue d'Isly le 26 mars 1962, ou les anciens combattants tués par les forces de l'Ordre le 6 février 1934. Il y avait des anciens combattants communistes de l'ARAC dans cette manifestation.

[@vascoespañol]

Spanish company liberated Paris, first to enter, take the Town HAll and capture the German Governor which had sufrrendered, they escorted De GAulle in the parade. The ninth company 2nd Division

[@charlesking7948]

The Germans didn't like the camera in their face when they surrendered, tough how many times they shoved the camera in the faces of prisoners they had

[@teresacasal6274]

Quel courage !! Bravo les parisiens ! Toujours pour la liberté !!!Exemple du héroïsme,je regarde de gens qui ont les yeux effrayants en imaginant un destin tragique...

[@haricot929]

oui ce sont les soldats alliés dont des Noirs américains , des Amérindiens , des Mexicains , des Canadiens etc......qui se sont battus pour libérer Paris ......n'oublions jamais ......

[@philippejenvrin2741]

Sans l'aide de la 2ème D.B de Leclerc et deux divisions U.S de Bradlay cela aurait été plus difficile ! Cela n'enlève rien au courage des résistants de Paris !

[@pogmothoin1342]

At least the French are consistent, spitting , punching, kicking the Germans just as they did to allied POWs being paraded by the Germans in France.

[@Richard500]

I am so pleased you mentioned that as I have just made the same point and then I found your earlier post. Thank you for pointing out the hypocrisy of many of the French.

[@vivians9392]

The French seemed to side with whoever was in control at the moment!

[@jeanproffitte201]

Stop, please. It was a set up by the Gestapo, and some collaborators. Really funny how the usual herds of brainwashed Anglo US jerks are able to swallow these piles of crap. Try to inform you a little bit better about what really happended during 4 years, like the 30000 French civilian hostages or Maquis fighters executed on the spot without any trila just after their capture : kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqTZcmOLoMmFq9k Or about the "gentle" Allied air raids who razed to the ground dozens of French cities, often in useless raids, killing about 70000 French civilians. France, after Germany, was the second most bombed country of western Europe, with 518000 tons of bombs dropped in 5 years. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing_of_France_during_World_War_II War and death were the reality for the French during 4 years, not like US public watching Spielberg crap in movie theaters. Pathetic.

[@jeanproffitte201]

@@Richard500 Like a lot of frustrated and ignorant Anglo US jerks, you should try to cure your problem with the French in a good mental institution. Pathetic, and boring.

[@xemnas9098]

@@vivians9392 Anti Americans given the chance by the Nazis to vent their frustrations on them, They're like "Ok we're giving you Parisians an opportunity to kick, spit, yell and cuss at these Americans as we force them to march your streets with their hands up."

[@ВладимирДьяконов-б8ж]

Кадры вызывают отвращение.. Французы работали на благо рейха с 1940 г и вдруг все разом стали антифа.. Они хуже фашистов , они избежали наказание .

[@ЕвгенийШ-е2м]

When the German surrender act was signed in Berlin in May 1945, a representative of the German command, seeing the representatives of France, asked sarcastically: "Did they defeat us too?" France was included among the victorious powers at the insistence of Stalin. This is something that in Europe they carefully want to forget.

[@philippejenvrin2741]

The German is .Feldmarschall Keitel !

[@MatthewOConnor-d1p]

Staline n'a jamais voulu intégrer les Français parmi les vainqueurs, vous confondez avec Churchill.

[@jeanproffitte201]

Still a lot of ignorance in 2022. After 1941 De Gaulle reconstituted a new French army, from French North African colonies, who fought the Nazis on all theaters until 1945. From North Africa to Germany. Free French forces numbered 1.3 million active in Europe in 1945. 4th Allied Army in numbers. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZKWhY2HfrhjmNE kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZCwXp1sbLV9mq8 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_France

[@thennavans3965]

stray dog culture........french women shamelessly hugging strange men (allies)

[@streetbell93]

어찌 보면 참 안됐다는 생각이... 일부는 맞아서 코피도 흐르고 있는 데...

[@karine8108]

Où est passé le courage français ? Le patriotisme?

[@Jevousdemandedevousarrêter111]

La tête des vaincus 😬 Ils n'en menaient pas large ! 😃😄

[@josephbokor6738]

Tous les vaincus dans toutes les armées du monde ont la même tête.

[@MatthewOConnor-d1p]

​@@josephbokor6738Oui, mais ces vaincus là, se prenaient pour une race supérieure.

[@saxsnotundthurelaynez111]

😓😓😓😓😓😓🇩🇪

[@westley6972]

🇫🇷🇺🇸🇷🇺🇨🇦💪🏼

[@saxsnotundthurelaynez111]

Besser in Ehren sterben, als sich durch feige Flucht retten. Roald Amundsen

[@ottoromppanen2908]

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[@MatthewOConnor-d1p]

C'est le drapeau de l'Allemagne libérale et républicaine de la Révolution allemande de 1848 (noir rouge or), pas le drapeau de l'Allemagne impériale et nationale qui est le noir blanc rouge horizontal.

[@jackssp780]

Heróica França e Inglaterra.

[@gordonsim4049]

Et Ecossais aussi

[@catman5033]

le fr et trop con

[@thierrybodson702]

Et trop lâche

[@MatthewOConnor-d1p]

​@@thierrybodson702Tu es qui toi pour prodiguer des leçons !!!

[@jeanproffitte201]

French World War II casualties, 600,000, military and civilians. More than all the US losses, on all fronts, not even 420,000, or more than the UK losses, 450,900. Nearly 70,000 French civilians killed by "gentle" Allied air raids, who razed to the ground dozens of cities, often in useless raids. France, after Germany, was the second most bombed country of Western Europe, with 518,000 tons of bombs dropped in 5 years. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing_of_France_during_World_War_II I really appreciate ignorant morons, who always remember the 1940 failure, who was an accident, forgetting centuries of victories and domination. Through more than 1500 years, France is the country with the highest rate of military victories, often alone against entire coalitions, and when north America was still a desert populated by Indian nations. All true historians know it. The greatest battle ever was a French victory : the carnage of VERDUN, 1916. The only wars that US public have ever experienced near them are watching Hollywood Spielberg stuff in movie theaters. Pathetic.

[@tua09769]

um, no you're quite wrong there. the US experienced the "war on independence," "the war of 1812" and the "Civil War," all of which occurred on US soil. .. no one denies the bravery of frenchies who continued to fight nazis after capitulation, but that does VERY little to hide the humiliating defeat and years of collaboration. Who cares what happened at verdun, We're all wondering why France capitulated so quickly and easily, while her ally Britain pledged to fight "to the end" and "Never surrender," as Churchill said.

[@jeanproffitte201]

@@tua09769 English should thank the Channel, who saved their sorry butts, if not, they would have been pulverized like others. They surrendered to the Japs in Singapore, 1942. And when you talk of the "war on independence," "the war of 1812" and the "Civil War, it's really close to a joke. What were these 2 wars, compared to more of 1500 years of military warfare. Through centuries, the French won alone against entire coalitions more wars and battles than all western nations put together. This, when US were still a desert populated by Indian nations. They even won the US independence war. A little suggestion for you : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_history_of_France

[@jeanproffitte201]

@@tua09769 During 4 years, about 30000 French civilians hostages and Maquis fighters who had been executed on the spot without any trial, just after their capture. It was not uncommon to shoot 30 or 40 civilians hostages taken at random, for only 1 Nazi officer or soldier killed. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqTZcmOLoMmFq9k

[@alainproviste3523]

@@tua09769 As for your "that does VERY little to hide the humiliating defeat and years of collaboration", for your information 100,000 French soldiers had been killed in the 6 weeks of battle of France in May-June 1940, with 156,000 Nazi casualties. Dead, wounded, missing. It was the French who covered the Dunkirk evacuation, by slowing down the Nazi assault on the city for 10 days. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4apepabp72Mg8k kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWemZoNjdr56mrs en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_France

[@alainproviste3523]

@@tua09769 Concerning collaborators, they were only a part of the French. Some rotten politicians and dozens thousands Nazi afficionados. For real collaborators, have rather a look on deviant criminal Yugoslavian or Hungarian collaborators, who committed the worst atrocities. The French who fought on the Allied side were the majority, and most average French of this time were above all concerned in finding something to eat and survive.