File:Divider and Conquer, Marseilles flags ceremony 1940, 3.jpg

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Français : Cérémonie d'adieu aux drapeaux des régiments dissous après la défaite de la France face à l'Allemagne nazie, sur le port de Marseille, le 15 septembre 1940. Reportage filmé par un journaliste français puis repris dans le documentaire de propagande américain Why We Fight : Divide and Conquer de Frank Capra. La séquence inclut le célèbre passage d'un homme au visage défait par les pleurs, à la vue de ces drapeaux partant vers l'Afrique du nord.
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Source Why We Fight: Divide and Conquer, US National Archives, 1943, uploaded on YouTube in 2015
Author U.S. War Department / Archive video by Marcel de Renzis

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