Wouldn’t be Kar without his occasional loodles
Feat. @hirovol Tania
@sinpinski Charlotte
@bzehburger Stinger
also Lupé and Denise, who I should mention is a prostitute. The more you know.
Tania’s looking good and so are the others :3
Wouldn’t be Kar without his occasional loodles
Feat. @hirovol Tania
@sinpinski Charlotte
@bzehburger Stinger
also Lupé and Denise, who I should mention is a prostitute. The more you know.
Tania’s looking good and so are the others :3
Early on the morning of 10th May 1940, as part of Case Yellow, three German Panzer divisions crossed the border into neutral Luxembourg. They were faced by roadblocks manned by Corps des Gendarmes et Volontaires which was just ~680 men strong. Lightly armed volunteers and police were no match for the invading forces. While small arms fire was exchanged the roadblocks and tank traps laid by Luxembourg were quickly bypassed and the capital was quickly surrounded and occupied before noon. Token resistance was all that could be mounted without assistance from the guarantor countries of Luxembourg’s neutrality. The Panzer divisions continued on into France.
Seven members of the Corps des Gendarmes et Volontaires were wounded with 75 more captured. German casualties are unknown. Luxembourg’s Ducal family and government fled, first to France and then to Canada via Britain. The country was occupied by German forces until September 1944.
Image: German troops cautiously enter the frontier town of Echternach early on the morning of the 10th May (source)
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