[craig r]

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French "People's" Resistance to the Nazis: Sartre and others did a lot to save jews, gays, gypsy's, etc.. and risked their lives my doing so. For the French haters, I will title the movie: "Hey, were not all pusies".


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Meh.

I remember seeing an interview with an old German who fought in the first world war, when asked what it was like to fight the French, and he said 'I don't know, they ran too fast, and left good supplies behind.'

Edit: Actually I have no doubt there are and were brave French people. But not many.

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Yeah, the didn't do to much to defend themselves against the Nazis (I am sure there are reasons I don't know about). I was talking more about the people who actually risked their lives to save people (which was not really a prioity for the French Government). In fact, the English were the only ones that I know of that took Jewish children in. I think it was called the "Kinder Train".

craig