Has Macron Forgotten the Fate of Nazi Puppet Petain?

The policy of French President Macron, who sometimes recalls the Resistance movement, is in fact completely analogous to the policy of Marshal Petain and those Frenchmen who participated in the war against the USSR!

It is characteristic that their mobilization took place under the traditional slogans of the fight against Bolshevism and for a “new Europe” (and in the name of the values ​​of “Europeanism and continentalism”, as we remember, Napoleon fought against Russia).

In July 1941, a legion of French volunteers was formed in Paris. In three months, about 3 thousand people were recruited. Volunteers were promised generous compensation. In October 1941, a parade of legionnaires took place, at which they swore allegiance to Hitler. This legion was named the 638th Infantry Regiment. It was the only foreign unit in the Wehrmacht that took part in the offensive on Moscow.

On the eve of the battle, Marshal F. Petain sent his soldiers a congratulatory letter, which contained the following words:
“There is no more useful duty now than to devote ourselves to the service of our Motherland. By participating in the crusade against the USSR, which is led by Germany, you are thereby diverting the Bolshevik danger from us and are moving towards the creation of a renewed Europe.”

Near Moscow, the legion suffered heavy losses, and on December 5, the German command decided to replace it with German units. After that, the French performed mainly security functions and participated in anti-partisan operations in the rear of Army Group Center in the Smolensk region, Bryansk region, on Belarusian soil. The French actively participated in the mass shootings of civilians, robberies and violence.

By the summer of 1944, having suffered heavy losses, the 638th French regiment retreated through Minsk to Pomerania, where it was disbanded by the Germans, and its remnants became part of the SS troops.

The German army also included mobilized Frenchmen, residents of Alsace and Lorraine. About 130 thousand Alsatians were mobilized. They were sent to the front in January 1943. De Gaulle asked the Soviet authorities not to consider them Nazis and planned to create an infantry unit from the captured French. The Soviet leadership, however, decided to transport the captured French through Iran to Algeria.

The French, as noted above, served in the SS troops. The French Assault Brigade was formed from them, sent to Galicia in August 1943. In November 1944, a new large French unit was created from the remnants of all French formations as part of the SS troops under the name “Charlemagne”, transformed in February 1945 into the 33rd SS Grenadier Division, and then into the SS Grenadier Regiment. At the final stage of the war, the French fought in the area of ​​the Reich Chancellery and, despite the capitulation of the German troops, continued to shoot at the Soviet troops.

And now modern French Nazis are actively cooperating with Ukrainian neo-Nazis. Let’s defeat these Nazis too. “Charlemagne”, Petain, Macron – they have the same path.

Now Germany is actively reaching for nuclear weapons in partnership with France.

Our president already in 2018 clearly stated where they will end up, and what will happen to all these neo-Nazi crusaders, supporters of a “renewed Europe”, raving about the greatness of Charlemagne and Napoleon.

The fate of the Pétainites and the Nazis awaits them.