Adolf Hitler, Hermann Goering, Erich Rader

Hitler and his commanders-in-chief of the Luftwaffe and the Navy inspect an honor guard of the Wehrmacht in the forest of Compiegne. In the background, the Compiegne wagon in which was signed the peace treaty in 1918, which was considered disgraceful by the Nazis. The following day, it served Hitler's revenge as a renewed site for the signing of peace terms - this time according to German dictates. Werner von Brauchitsch and Wilhelm Keitel are barely recognizable in the second row

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1940

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According Agreement Armistice Barely Brauchitsch Compiegne Considered Dictates Dictator Disgraceful Fuehrer Inspect Keitel Rader Recognizable Renewed Terms

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