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Reasons Why France Fell Swiftly in 1940

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History

 

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Rena L

 

Date added:

July 23, 2014

 

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University

 

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The French also had armored vehicles and aircraft, but they were poorly managed. The French commanders were constantly confused, as for the opposing side, the German commanders were great leaders and were very decisive in their actions. These conditions made the morale of the French very low. I will also argue the point that the intelligence of France was not well organized and very inefficient...
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The French also had armored vehicles and aircraft, but they were poorly managed. The French commanders were constantly confused, as for the opposing side, the German commanders were great leaders and were very decisive in their actions. These conditions made the morale of the French very low. I will also argue the point that the intelligence of France was not well organized and very inefficient...
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