"Have you heard? I heard that the German army will enter Paris today." A Paris newspaper reporter was discussing with his colleagues in the office. They worked at the Paris Daily News and published news about their country's military defeat every day.
I am also extremely disappointed with the French ** team.
"Oh my god, how come it's so fast? They will enter Paris today?" Another newspaper editor turned pale with fright, stared at his colleagues next to him, and imagined his future.
Because in order to make everyone in France full of resistance to the German army, the French government has been exaggerating the evil deeds of the German army through newspapers and other media. Therefore, the French people's influence on Germany has always remained at an extremely bad level.
"These Germans are murderous demons." An editor said: "Didn't an official from the government come to our newspaper last time to ask us to report on the German army's murderous crimes in Dunkirk? I don't know.
How will they destroy us Parisians after they enter Paris?"
"Who says it isn't? I have to go home and hide." Another person echoed.
A female reporter retorted: "How could it be possible? I saw German soldiers when I was reporting on the battlefield in Dunkirk. They all looked very friendly, and there were many handsome young men among them. When I passed by them, they
He even smiled at me in a friendly manner. Could this be all lies made up by people from the military and government?"
His companion shrugged his shoulders and replied: "But I really don't believe this statement. Although the Germans are hateful, the soldiers are not at fault. If you want to blame it, you have to blame the devil named Reinhard. The soldiers just obey orders."
That’s all.”
In contrast, Parisian citizens who had never seen the true face of the German army and could only rely on newspaper reports to get news were not so lucky.
They all fell silent in fear. They all believed that the German army was as terrifying and ruthless as reported by the government and newspapers.
Citizens discussed one after another: "I heard that they would rape women and children, rob food and money, and arrest all the men. Those who were strong would be sent to labor camps, while the old, weak, sick and disabled would be thrown into the wilderness to feed dogs."
Not far away, there was a fat French businessman who was asking his subordinates: "Have you inquired clearly? Are these rumors true or false? I can decide whether to leave Paris today."
Further afield, various questions and answers were happening one after another. The early evacuation of the government and the army left the people who stayed in the city in panic all day long.
However, in the morning of this day, German vanguard troops had actually entered Paris, but these German troops did not stay long because their mission was only reconnaissance.
They came here to find the main force of the French army. When they saw that there was not a single soldier in Paris, the capital of France, they naturally left.
These German armored soldiers roared past the edge of the city in their tanks, looking at the closed doors of Parisian buildings, and continued southward in search of French troops.
In Paris, the capital of France, there was no resistance from French troops, and the German army did not understand the reason at all.
And while these frightened French citizens were making horrified comments imagining the German invaders, the German reconnaissance troop soldiers whose faces were dusty and had not taken a shower for a week were also commenting on their opponents.
However, their comments were not fearful, but mocking: "These French people are so shameful. They escaped without even daring to fire a shot in the capital."
"Yes!" The commander of the reconnaissance force nodded, and then said: "You can't blame them, they are also trying to protect their capital from harm. I think if they dare to resist in Paris, then our
The air force will drop 3,000 bombs on them and turn their capital into a ruin. Then you will not be able to find Paris. Because this city will disappear from the map forever."
The commander smiled: "That's fine. Do you want us to clean up the battlefield in the ruins of Paris, or do you want us to wipe out the French army in the field without spending a single soldier? I think it's my words, I
Would prefer the latter.”
The city of Paris may have really not been so empty for a long time. Before the war, due to the exaggeration of the French government, the French citizens hated and were afraid of the German army, so they fled about a third of the 3 million French Parisians.
More than a million citizens fled before the German troops moved south and approached Paris.
And now, even those who have not escaped are all inside their houses and dare not come out, so the streets of Paris look so empty.
But who would have thought that just a few days ago, fleeing citizens and the French troops were still crowded on various roads. They mixed with each other and made the traffic in the entire Paris area extremely congested.
And it is precisely because of these hordes of people crowded on the roads that they provide the best targets for the German Air Force. You must know that these crowded people are simply living targets for German bombers. At that time, Catherine ordered the German
The air force coordinated and dispatched thousands of bomber sorties at once, causing heavy casualties to civilians and French troops retreating south.
After the German reconnaissance force discovered that Paris was already an empty city and the French troops had fled south, the German army immediately decided to march into Paris with a large force.
The sound of tanks and tractor truck engines resounded through Paris, and the real German troops finally revealed their true colors in front of Paris citizens and left-behind officials.
A newspaper reporter stood on the street, looking in horror at these German soldiers who had been described as demons by local Paris newspapers. A strange thought came to his mind: "Actually, the German soldiers really don't look like demons. On the contrary, they look like demons."
They are just children, only about 20 years old. They still have child-like smiles on their faces. They are also human beings, not so-called demons."
The first troops to enter Paris, France, were the only cavalry troops in Germany. They all rode tall horses. The sound of the horses' hooves on the ground buzzed and could be clearly heard even miles away.
Chu, these German cavalrymen tried their best to keep their horses in uniform pace and roll forward on the streets of Paris, in order to let the people of Paris feel the might of the German troops.
Immediately following the cavalry came the infantry division. Each of them walked behind the cavalry with resolute and profound eyes and sonorous and powerful steps. Although they did not have the tall and handsome horses of the cavalry, they were equally sonorous.
powerful.
And their tactical vests are hung with grenades, map packs and other small bits and pieces, giving people a professional look.
Behind them, they all carried firearms of different lengths. The butts of the rifles collided with their belts under their neat steps, making a framed sound. This sound was more like a march to the German soldiers.
Let them move forward.
These soldiers from Germany stared intently. Some rode through the city on war horses, some walked through the city in neat steps, and some roared past in armored vehicles or tractor-trailers. However, their number was somewhat alarming.
, in an endless stream, there seemed to be tens of thousands of people.
