Transcription: Paris, August, 1914. After the German-French army arrived in France in August, they mobilized France to a stop. In Paris, hundreds of taxi drivers were transported to the stop in the French Revolution. In September, 1914, the French-British stop in the first month of the German offensive. Then the German-French army was forced to leave for four years and ended. In February, December, 1916, the stop was closed. The situation in the streets was extremely dangerous. The stop was not only a the strategic plan, but it was also estimated that it was 700,000 total. The first major mistake was the Gre ...
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