The Nazis sought to seize France’s finest wines as both trophies and economic fuel. Winemakers responded with ingenious resistance: hiding their bottles, deceiving the Germans with mediocre wine, and joining forces to minimize losses. As a result, despite the pillaging, a large part of France’s viticultural heritage was preserved, which explains why, after 1945, the cellars were not completely emptied.
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I'm just still amazed that they lost their country so quickly to germany.
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Germans ☝️
Помнится, Де Голь приписывал себе освобождение Франции от нацистов 😂
знаменитое французское сопротивление.
тьфу, мерзость
Some incorrect facts in this. Case in point, Pommard is not famous for it's white wines. My assumption is that it is partially an AI creation, taking supposed actual footage and documentary film and concocting a mix of real dialogue and supposed story to create a vaguely new story. Therefore creating Fake stories that appear true… Our future?
"ont déjoué les nazis" cela ne veut rien dire. Ont déjoué la vigilance, la ruse, la stratégie des nazis. Merci d'écrire en français !
Ils vont bientôt nous faire croire que les grands crus ont sauvé la France 😂
AI cant even spell german names on traffic signs. What a bunch of garbage
Assi cool, blue
completely fabricated story wtf
AI bs. 😢
Château Léoville Barton is not a first growth but one of fifteen Deuxièmes Crus (Second Growths) 13:58
Nicht das Kehlsteinhaus gestürmt, sondern den Berghof . . . .