France.
American journalist Nierkerbocker, who crossed the front line and appeared in the location of the French units
France.
Verdun.
Meeting the commandant of the city, General Le Sur, of an American journalist, Nickerbocker.
Breakfast in honor of American journalist
France.
Tanks and wedges going to the front line
France.
The Maginot Line.
Soldiers playing bowling.
Kitchen under the ground
Germany.
The car with members of the military mission cross the German border.
The French front is closer to the Siegfried line than to the Maginot line.
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France, World War 2, the media, celebrities, troops
France, military leaders, celebrities, media
France, world war 2, tanks, weapons
France, World War 2 soldiers, food, entertainment
Germany, World War 2, the border, weapons, fortifications, artillery
France, World War 2, soldiers, peasants, agriculture
France, World War 2, mine, school, children
Members of the mission, examining the forefront.
The grave of the first dead German soldier.
A village between French and German fortifications, which the inhabitants left.
Shooting from an automatic gun.
Long-range guns and light field artillery of the Maginot line in action.
France.
The occupation of the front-line village by the French military unit.
One of the soldiers who met his family in this village.
Soldiers who help the peasants of this village in field work
France.
A working mine near the front.
The school occupied by the barracks.
Playing children