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The Fall of France, to the Muse.

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in a link in the show notes, or again at History of the Second World War.com slash members. For the German forces under Army Group A, the period between May 11th and

the 13th would be just as critical as the first day of the attack. It would be over the course

of those two days when they would make their approach to the Mews River, which they hoped

to cross before the French really understood what was happeningews River, which they hoped to cross before

the French really understood what was happening.

To do this, they needed to advance quickly, pushing through any delaying forces that were in their

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