Vichy French Radio 1942

[@dysc_]

Vichy France and the background is Paris.

[@случайныйпареньиздругогорайона]

and… no inverted japan flag plus a Buddhist symbol

[@dysc_]

@@случайныйпареньиздругогорайона What? are you okay?

[@SterileNeutrino]

@@случайныйпареньиздругогорайона 😂 Technically, the mirrored Buddhist symbol.

[@simplifier_]

It still was considered “Vichy French” de-jure, and Hitler tried to get Petain’s government to move to Paris, although, unsuccessfully

[@paulistameo]

´´good old days`` -my german great grandfather

[@gamingwithmax7873]

Right, my Argentinian grandpa said the same thing

[@urdadleftyou4]

My German grandpa thinks the same-

[@pinkpunk7084]

wow, i'm reading Celine right now and that's a great soundtrack for this. Good wishes from Russia and thanks for your compilations

[@gamingwithmax7873]

Awww thxs

[@LordChlCha]

Who is Celine ?

[@SieurBrabantio]

@@LordChlCha it's a french author very famous, because with lot of talents, but also very antisemitic... He is from that epoch.

[@SterileNeutrino]

"Voyage au bout de la nuit?"

[@SterileNeutrino]

@@SieurBrabantio On that subject, "La Grande Peur des bien-pensants" ("The Great Fear of the goodthinkers") by Georges Bernanos (1931)

[@klidas8706]

This is great man. Keep it up!

[@gamingwithmax7873]

Thank you 😊 I should post soon since I have exams

[@Lakeland_IV]

Radio Paris goes crazy

[@Alessandro__Di_Piazza]

Is there available a list of the songs?

[@doccprince9238]

bravo ça change de ce qu'on peut trouver d'habitude 👍

[@LordFailMaster93]

Anyone have a name list of all the songs in the video?

[@cauecampos5816]

This pic is of the game Bioshock Infinite

[@РахмановАртем-э1к]

36:44 what is the name of this music?

[@aLasBaricados]

Париж на фоне выглядит как то очень язвительно по отношению к Виши)

[@danny75461]

Whats the song at 10:50 called.

[@NoobyTheRealOne]

La france de demain

[@SterileNeutrino]

> Vichy France (French: Régime de Vichy; 10 July 1940 - 9 August 1944), officially the French State (État français), was the French rump state headed by Marshal Philippe Pétain during World War II. It was named after its seat of government, the city of Vichy. Officially independent, but with half of its territory occupied under the harsh terms of the 1940 armistice with Nazi Germany, it adopted a policy of collaboration. > Though Paris was nominally its capital, the government established itself in the resort town of Vichy (~400 SSE of Paris, latitude of Genève) in the unoccupied "free zone" (zone libre - confined to a the SE of France, with the Mediterranean cost belonging to it), where it remained responsible for the civil administration of France as well as its colonies.[3] The occupation of France by Nazi Germany at first affected only the northern and western portions of the country, but in November 1942 the Germans and Italians occupied the remainder of Metropolitan France, ending any pretence of independence by the Vichy government. Note that the Brits destroyed the French fleet: > The attack on Mers-el-Kébir (Battle of Mers-el-Kébir) on 3 July 1940, during the Second World War, was a British naval attack on neutral[3][a] French Navy ships at the naval base at Mers El Kébir, near Oran, on the coast of French Algeria. The attack was the main part of Operation Catapult, a British plan to neutralise or destroy neutral French ships to prevent them from falling into German hands after the Allied defeat in the Battle of France.

[@andrewhanssens9005]

la chanson d'edith piaf est des année 50

[@philippejenvrin2741]

1949 !

[@enderm]

What's the name of the song on 42:14

[@PtitBiscuit500]

Hymne à l’amour, Edith Piaf

[@honeybunny688]

can anyone please tell me what's the radio broadcast in 1:04?

[@kevindupre7896]

It's a physical education broadcast

[@prpoupou1914]

what's the title of the song 3.35 - 7.29 ??

[@premodayasatsang]

"Hymne a l'amour" by Edith Piaf - one of her most enduring and iconic worldwide mega-hits (this is the original studio version), which became part of her permanent concert repertoire. The melody has become indelibly associated with French culture, almost an alternative French anthem. It remains frequently covered, even today, well over half a century after Piaf delivered this unsurpassable and heart-piecing original version.

[@philippejenvrin2741]

Radio Paris !! J oli image de tour Eiffel ! La France du bon vin ! Was ist die Deutsche Operett ? ( 20.minute..Tino Rossi ..j'attendrai ! Und 31 minute " Biguin "❤❤) Merci beaucoup !!

[@karlshorstzwei]

Radio Paris ment, Radio Paris ment, Radio Paris est allemand.

[@alinabaptiste]

What is this

[@gamingwithmax7873]

Nazi French Radio

[@baptiste6875]

​@@gamingwithmax7873 More fascist than nazi but yes

[@baptiste6875]

@@fuji_films Firstly, it wasn't a "republic". And secondly, yes, but Vichy wasn't properly nazi, even if it was a Germany's puppet.

[@AdélaïdeGallia]

​@@fuji_films It was not a Republic, neither in official form nor in substance. The given name was Vichy Regime or French State

[@AdélaïdeGallia]

​@@baptiste6875 It was not a fascist regime either. There were some fascist influences but the regime was national-catholic and traditionalist. Like the Portugal of Salazar

[@Herredca]

Une obscur période pour notre pays !

[@leopoldkonigvonbelgien]

It’s much better than France today

[@nozoto]

Sous la collaboration, manger un croissant en terrasse avec un ballon de vin était un luxe hors d'atteinte, pour nombre de familles qui subsistaient tant bien que mal. Trouver même du beurre, c'était difficile

[@marcgarrigosmane166]

@@leopoldkonigvonbelgien not for jews

[@reyphenix3496]

@@nozoto a cause des allemands et de la guerre mais la politique économique de vichy aurai pu reveler la france trés rapidement sans la guerre. D'ailleurs les nazis ont tout fait pour bousiller le développement économique de la france de vichy et imposer leur politique

[@philippejenvrin2741]

Pas à la campagne !​@@nozoto

[@americo9999]

Bioshock infinite

[@Cabo888]

Hitler ?

[@SterileNeutrino]

Couldn't speak french

[@abbycatsrock5909]

What’s the song at 8:22 ?

[@DaltonDiederich]

I too am wondering, such a banger

[@aureliomartinez7174]

This is "Thé pour deux" kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGfakpuJrcl4rpI

[@kollo3457]

It’s the french version of “tea for two”