File:Hitler and german-nazi officers staring at french marechal foch statue 21 June 1940.png

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English: Hitler (hand on side) and German high-ranked nazis and officers staring at WWI French marshall Maréchal Foch's memorial statue before entering the railway carriage in order to start the negotiations for the 1940 armistice at Rethondes in the Compiègne forest, France. The armistice will only be signed the next day (June 22), Hitler being absent, by General Keitel on the German side and by General Huntziger on the French side. Screenshot taken from the 1943 United States Army propaganda film Divide and Conquer (Why We Fight #3) directed by Frank Capra and partially based on news archives, animations, restaged scenes and captured propaganda material from both sides.
Français : Hitler (la main au côté), entouré de hauts dignitaires nazis et de généraux, regardant la statue du maréchal Foch, chef des forces alliées de la Première Guerre mondiale, avant d'entrer dans le wagon pour le début des négociations de l'armistice de 1940, dans la clairière de l'Armistice de la forêt de Compiègne à Rethondes (Oise, France). Étaient présents ce jour là coté allemand : Hitler, Rudolf Hess, le Generalfeldmarschall Göring, le ministre des Affaires étrangères du Reich von Ribbentrop, le Großadmiral Raeder, chef de la Kriegsmarine, le général Keitel, commandant en chef de l'Armée allemande, le général von Brauchitsch, commandant en chef de l'Armée de terre. L'armistice ne sera signé que le lendemain (le 22 juin) en l'absence de Hitler : par le général Keitel, côté allemand, et par le général Huntziger, côté français. Capture d'écran du film de propagande de l'armée américaine de 1943 Divide and Conquer (Why We Fight #3) réalisé par Frank Capra et basé en partie sur des archives des actualités de l'époque, des animations, des reconstitutions de scènes, et du matériel de propagande capturé provenant des deux bords.
Date June 21, 1940 (event), 1943 (film)
Source Divide and Conquer (Why We Fight #3) Public Domain (U.S. War Department): https://archive.org/details/DivideAndConquer
Author Frank Capra (film)
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