The Germans invaded France, why was Churchill disappointed in the French army?

France's sense of defense is too weak: there are no strategic reserves. Morale was lost: the commander-in-chief of the French army saw no hope.

Because after the outbreak of the war, Churchill once went to France to discuss how to fight Germany, but the French were demoralized and did not even have a garrison, and Churchill also sent British troops to support, but France was still defeated. He even advised France not to surrender to Germany, but France surrendered anyway. So Churchill was disappointed.

Because when the German army invaded France, the French soldiers were not thinking about how to resist, but their morale was completely low, and the commander-in-chief of the French army, Gammelin, was unprepared for war, and Churchill was powerless to turn the tide of the war.

Because France is a big country on the European continent, but only a few days after the battle began, the decline of the French army is already very obvious, and the strength of the French army is simply unbelievable.

Hello! During World War II, Churchill summed up the purpose of the war against Germany in this way: to safeguard the interests of Britain and to maintain the dignity of Britain in order to achieve peace, as well as to protect the interests of Britain in the Western Pacific, and to defeat Germany to effectively curb the spread of fascist power and save the world from the flames of war.

The main reasons for the failure of the German invasion attempt to invade Britain were: 1 Landing Operations The most vulnerable part of the attacking side was the swimming stage, when the German Air Force could not succeed in suppressing the British Royal Air Force, and the German naval strength was basically equivalent to suicide when it was armed to swim in the United Kingdom.

2. Britain has the advantage of information, there is time for early warning, and it is almost impossible to make a surprise attack.

3 Britain, dominated by the British and French forces, had a strong national defense force and fought on its own soil, even if the German army landed successfully, the lightning raid tactics they were good at with local ground and air superiority could not be applied to the beachhead, and in the face of a million British troops or even the people's war, if they did not withdraw, they could only surrender.

What else does that sum up? When the invasion comes, you will fight? The Germans did not succeed because the British stubbornly resisted under the leadership of Churchill, what happened? What exactly are you asking?

Churchill is still excluded. After that, his disagreement with Chamberlain grew. Chamberlain was a man of limited intellect, and he thought he had found a way to kill two birds with one stone.

He advocated pushing Germany to war with the Soviet Union, which would either destroy the Soviet Union or make Germany parallel exhausted and incapable of fighting Britain for European hegemony. Churchill, on the other hand, saw Germany as a threat not only to the Soviet Union, but also to Britain and other countries.

In contrast, the Labour Party, as its rival, is much more humane. Their slogan is to give the people a stable and secure life. I have to say that this sentence hits the hearts of the people, everyone is an ordinary person, and they all want to live simply, so as soon as the people compared, they voted for the Labor Party.

After the Labour Party came to power, it did not disappoint everyone, directly disarming and vigorously developing the economy.

Because Churchill's political enemies attacked him, Churchill led Britain to resist Germany, in fact, many British people did not want to see it, and some people wanted to surrender to Germany, but in the end they did not succeed, so they pulled Churchill out of power after the war.

This is because there are better candidates for national leadership, and at that time, Churchill neglected his closeness to the people of the country because of the Anti-Japanese War, so he was selected when he was a candidate.

Because Churchill's political views were not accepted by the people, Churchill was chosen.

Winston Churchill, one of Britain's greatest prime ministers, led LinkedIn to successfully resist the German steel torrent and fight back, cooperating with the Allies to win World War II. Such a great figure should occupy an important position in the hearts of the people, and it is natural to continue to lead the people after the war, but the British people just don't play their cards according to common sense, and he lost the election for the first time after the war. Why is that?

** At a time when everyone believed that Churchill would win, his election campaign was enthusiastic, and Stalin's intelligence agencies believed that the Conservatives would win by more than 80 seats, but Churchill lost, and the cheering crowd was actually saying goodbye to Churchill.

After years of war, service, sacrifices, bombing, death notices, rationing, starvation, the people are tired. People are bewildered by the devastation of their homeland, and Churchill's election platform is ideological, and the people are going to continue to work hard to point out the duties and responsibilities of Britain. But the people are tired of it.

Churchill asked the people to pay more, but the people had already paid once in 1919. This is the embodiment of the sluggish morale of the people. Britain has lost its status as a great power, and Churchill is unwilling to face this, although the people are not willing to face it, but what the people need more than the responsibility of a great power is the liberalization of food rationing, more loose fiscal policy, and more public rental housing.

Moreover, throughout the period before and after World War II, the British Empire changed from an empire on which the sun never set to a second-rate country, and all its former allies were separated from Germany, and the colonies became independent one after another. After World War II, Churchill did not actively demand economic reconstruction, but proposed to work with the United States to fight against the new enemy, the Soviet Union, and made a big "Iron Curtain speech".

In international politics, Britain was infamous for betraying Czechoslovakia and Poland, betraying French allies during the Dunkirk retreat, leaving a large number of friendly troops behind, and even attacking and severely damaging the French fleet after France's surrender.

So when Churchill appeared in front of them, a Victorian gentleman, a leader in war, who came out to you to talk about the greatness of Britain and the responsibility of the country, you would give him a warm applause and silently say goodbye!

So although he led LinkedIn to win World War II, the British Empire also fell from the world hegemon in his hands, and on the surface Britain won World War II, but it was the biggest loser.

After Churchill lost the election, he said angrily, the British are the most ungrateful people in the world, and I think the British are the most rational people, you may be suitable to lead us to win a war, but you are not suitable to lead us to the post-war economic construction.