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Fall Rot

Fall Rot (Case Red) was the plan for a German military operation after the success of Fall Gelb (Case Yellow), the Battle of France, an invasion of the Benelux countries and northern France. The Allied armies had been defeated and pushed back in the north to the Channel coast, which culminated in the Dunkirk evacuation. The operation to complete the…

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Location
France
Date
Date5−25 June, 1940 (3 weeks)LocationFranceResult German victoryTerritorial changes Completion of German conquest of France and division of France into free and occupied zones · 5−25 June, 1940 (3 weeks)
Result
German victory
Territorial changes
Completion of German conquest of France and division of France into free and occupied zones

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related to Casualties · 7
Fall Rot → August, June, Luftwaffe, May, The Germans, The Wehrmacht, Wehrmacht
Date · 2
Fall Rot → 5−25 June, 1940 (3 weeks), Date5−25 June, 1940 (3 weeks)LocationFranceResult German victoryTerritorial changes Completion of German conquest of France and division of France into free and occupied zones
Location · 1
Fall Rot → France
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Fall Rot → German victory
Territorial changes · 1
Fall Rot → Completion of German conquest of France and division of France into free and occupied zones

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french june german army france line luftwaffe maginot armistice divisions 1940 operation battle germans weygand fall somme paris attack evacuation

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Fall RotDateDate5−25 June, 1940 (3 weeks)LocationFranceResult German victoryTerritorial changes Completion of German conquest of France and division of France into free and occupied zones1.00infobox
Fall RotDate5−25 June, 1940 (3 weeks)1.00infobox
Fall RotLocationFrance1.00infobox
Fall RotResultGerman victory1.00infobox
Fall RotTerritorial changesCompletion of German conquest of France and division of France into free and occupied zones1.00infobox
Pauinstance of000 as cities in the south0.80text
Bordeaux rapidly grew in sizeinstance of000 as cities in the south0.80text
Fall Rotrelated to CasualtiesWehrmacht0.60section
Fall Rotrelated to CasualtiesMay0.60section
Fall Rotrelated to CasualtiesAugust0.60section
Fall Rotrelated to CasualtiesThe Wehrmacht0.60section
Fall Rotrelated to CasualtiesJune0.60section

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