The Lost Evidence: Liberation of Paris (5.1)

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

The Lost Evidence: Liberation of Paris (5.1)

The success of Operation Cobra in July 1944s, the Allies were able to force a breakout from Normandy, General Patton's Third Army made remarkable progress. With the 2nd August the Allies had broken completely from the deadly Bocage and were preparing to sweep into central France. Behind them, they left more than 50,000 deaths victims of the fanatical SS Panzer divisions. At that time that the French site are best fought with a flash tank and infantry movement. The U.S. Army andtheir British allies decided to set a pincer trap for two complete German armies. They were quite aware that if they were managed 150 000 men are imprisoned in their carefully constructed snare, and the German army would be laid in Normandy. Seventy miles away in Paris, the French resistance observed diligently the Allied advance. On 19 August increased the Paris against their Nazi rulers, vowing revenge for four years of brutal and bloody occupation. As the battle intensifieson the streets of the French capital, the Allies sought to Paris in time to reach rescue its citizens from possible slaughter. They also had the German commander of Hitler's orders and following the reduction in the beautiful city in ruins to prevent. This film offers an unprecedented view of the famous Battle of Paris free. British and German aerial reconnaissance photographs at the time, more than a three-dimensional contour map was stratified to put a CGI model of the creation...