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By Bartomiej; et al. Belcarz
The total tale of fighter operations over France in 1940:- protecting airplane and airmen from France, Germany, Britain, Belgium, Holland, Poland and different eu nations. the major conflict within the air has been overshadowed through the later conflict of england - however the classes the RAF realized over France, and the numerous skilled pilots and team who escaped from German clutches to affix the RAF, performed an immense function in that victory. The invasion of France used to be a big step in Hitler's domination of Europe, but in addition helped forge the multi-national alliance that at last defeated him
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