Chartres Liberated By Allied Forces, Female French Nazi Sympathizers Have Heads Shaved

The transcript discusses the reaction of the French people to those who collaborated with the Nazis during World War II. It highlights the public sentiment against these collaborators, particularly French women, who faced punishment after the Allied invasion of Southern France. The narrative underscores the swift actions taken by the population to address the issue of collaboration.

What was the initial reaction of the French people to the movement?

• They were indifferent.

• They expressed their feelings clearly.

• They fled the country.

• They supported the Nazis.

How did the French women who collaborated with the Nazis feel?

• Disgraced and ashamed.

• Proud of their actions.

• Indifferent to public opinion.

• Victorious and celebrated.

What was the societal response to the French women who befriended the Nazis?

• They were celebrated.

• They were ignored.

• They were rewarded.

• They faced public disgrace.

What event triggered the French population to start 'house cleaning'?

• The liberation of Paris.

• The fall of Berlin.

• The invasion of Southern France.

• The end of World War II.

Who were among the first to be punished after the invasion of Southern France?

• French politicians.

• French resistance fighters.

• Nazi soldiers.

• Nazi collaborators.