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France during World War II

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France during the Second World War may refer to:

Military history of France during World War II history of the French military 1939-1945

Free French Forces of the government-in-exile in London and in France after the Liberation fighting on the Allies' side from 1940 under general de Gaulle

Vichy France state established in the non-occupied Zone Libre and was officially neutral and independent until invaded by Germany and the Allies in 1942 under marshal Pétain

Military Administration in France (Nazi Germany) the parts of northern and western France under direct military German occupation

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