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'''Sichelschnitt''' in [[German]] means ''Sickle Stroke''. It was the code name for the German invasion of [[France]]. This crippled the French causeing then to flee their own country and set up a freedom army in [[England]]. This operation was lead by [[Fritz Erich Von Manstein]], who was a [[Blitzkrieg]] genius. He lead many [[Panzer]] divisions into many major battles in [[Russia]]. | '''Sichelschnitt''' in [[German]] means ''Sickle Stroke''. It was the code name for the German invasion of [[France]]. This crippled the French causeing then to flee their own country and set up a freedom army in [[England]]. This operation was lead by [[Fritz Erich Von Manstein]], who was a [[Blitzkrieg]] genius. He lead many [[Panzer]] divisions into many major battles in [[Russia]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:11, June 27, 2016
Sichelschnitt in German means Sickle Stroke. It was the code name for the German invasion of France. This crippled the French causeing then to flee their own country and set up a freedom army in England. This operation was lead by Fritz Erich Von Manstein, who was a Blitzkrieg genius. He lead many Panzer divisions into many major battles in Russia.