Why Did France Enter The War In World War II?
On 1st September 1939, Germany invaded Poland under the false pretext that the Poles had carried out a series of sabotage operations against German targets. Then, Britain and France joined the war with the willing of ending the war and keeping the peace. But, Germany still occupied Poland and turned to attack France on 10 May 1940 and France only kept 35 days then it was defeated. So, I believe that France is forced to enter the war, and it’s fight for peace and justice during the WWII. There are three reasons for it. Germany attacked Poland, and then Britain and France declared the war with Germany to keep the peace. Germany attacked France after it occupied Poland; France was forced to protect itself. France built the Macedonian defense and
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Because Germany attacked France after it occupied Poland; France was forced to protect itself. It’s important because Germany invaded its homeland, and France should keep its Territorial sovereignty. This newspaper greatly explained the importance. So we can see it said, “France invaded”. And the source “Chancellor Hitler's Headquarters have released a detailed report on the Second German Offensive in France, which began on June 5 and ended when, on June 25, the Armistice went into effect.” (Facts in Review, 2 (1940, Nr. 30), July 22, 1940.) shows that France is invaded and as a country with its Independence and sovereignty, it should protect its country and join the war. The reason is important because even France was not invaded, it still should fight for world peace, fight for what they did to Jews. “There was a place called the ramp where the trains with the Jews were coming in. They were coming in day and night, and sometimes one per day and sometimes five per day . . . Constantly, people from the heart of Europe were disappearing, and they were arriving to the same place with the same ignorance of the fate of the previous transport. And the people in this mass . . . I knew that within a couple of hours . . . ninety percent would be gassed.” (Rudolf Vrba, who worked on the Judenrampe in Auschwitz from August 18, 1942 to June 7, 1943.) So from this we can see how Jews be treated by Nazi, so as a country with humanism, it should fight for
Because Germany attacked France after it occupied Poland; France was forced to protect itself. It’s important because Germany invaded its homeland, and France should keep its Territorial sovereignty. This newspaper greatly explained the importance. So we can see it said, “France invaded”. And the source “Chancellor Hitler's Headquarters have released a detailed report on the Second German Offensive in France, which began on June 5 and ended when, on June 25, the Armistice went into effect.” (Facts in Review, 2 (1940, Nr. 30), July 22, 1940.) shows that France is invaded and as a country with its Independence and sovereignty, it should protect its country and join the war. The reason is important because even France was not invaded, it still should fight for world peace, fight for what they did to Jews. “There was a place called the ramp where the trains with the Jews were coming in. They were coming in day and night, and sometimes one per day and sometimes five per day . . . Constantly, people from the heart of Europe were disappearing, and they were arriving to the same place with the same ignorance of the fate of the previous transport. And the people in this mass . . . I knew that within a couple of hours . . . ninety percent would be gassed.” (Rudolf Vrba, who worked on the Judenrampe in Auschwitz from August 18, 1942 to June 7, 1943.) So from this we can see how Jews be treated by Nazi, so as a country with humanism, it should fight for