French Refugees on the road during the Exodus, June 19th, 1940 Only weeks after the German invasion of France, eight million fled from their homes in the North to the South, taking only what they …

The Exodus (French: l'Exode) refers to the mass movement of Belgian, Dutch, Luxembourgish, and French civilians when the German army invaded Belgium, the Netherlands, and northern France …

Media in category "Refugees of World War I in France" The following 159 files are in this category, out of 159 total.

Feb 26, 2025 · A French partisan, one of the many springing into action with the arrival of the Allies, fondles a rifle handed him by a US soldier out of a battle-area salvage pile in southern France.

L’ exode de 1940 en France est une fuite massive de populations belges, néerlandaises, luxembourgeoises et françaises en mai - juin 1940 lorsque l' armée allemande envahit la Belgique, …

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This black and white photograph, taken in June 1940, captures a casual moment of a group of women, likely refugees, crossing the International Bridge of Irún as part of the exodus of...

Exodus of Foreigners Fleeing War in France Crossing the International Bridge of Irún, June 1940 (Black and White Photograph of Women Refugees) (back)

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In May 1940, the surprise attack launched in Europe by Hilter forced the Belgian, Dutch, French and Luxembourg populations to go into exile. A trauma that these inhabitants will keep within them.

In all, 8-10 million refugees fled their homes to try to escape the Nazi invasion – almost a quarter of the French population at the time. For the 80th anniversary of this exodus, FRANCE 24...