D Day - III: La Résistance - Extra History
🕑 Added 2017-07-06 07:36:20 +0000 UTC Delayed post: Sorry folks, it's been pointed out to me that this episode went up on YouTube but not on Patreon! This was originally released on June 20. Hopefully most of you caught it there, but for those who like to chat with us in the comments here, we wanted to make sure you got that opportunity - even if it's out of order!Vive la Résistance! Learn about the French people who risked everything to take their country back from the Germans.
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Comments
Bill Lemmond
And here it is! I don't know why I couldn't find Episode 3 in my general , all-creators, Patreon list. This is so good, and you did an amazing thing, that may not have occurred to you. You created a very recognizable Charles DeGaul, without showing his so-often-caricatured nose. Achievement unlocked: Respect!
Dani McKenzie
No, thank you! :-)
Extra History
Thank YOU! :)
Dani McKenzie
Thank you!
Extra History
Brain glitch.
Extra History
It was my pleasure to be able to write about the Resistance and shed some more light on their story. I wish I had more time to talk about the Resistance in general, not just on D-Day! I am sorry to hear about your grandfather, but moved by his courage in saving so many lives at the ultimate risk to himself.
Crissa Kentavr
Patreon will tell you when there's a locked post, just not what's in it..
Christopher Smith
Oh wow I thought that was just a glitch that affected me. Glad to see it's up! This was an awesome series. =)
Sublight Monster
Thanks for this episode. My grandfather Charles Rocher was in the Resistance on more of the bureaucratic side in Jouy-le-Potier: making false ID papers for Jews and others, and helping them get out of occupied France. Sadly, he and several others were all arrested in October of 1943, and never came back from the camps.
Martin Verran
Never mind, I ended up watching this on YouTube with my Folks. I often forget far too much. ;-)
Extra History
Many thanks to the patron who wrote in to let me know about this oversight. :)