Dunkirk: The History Behind the Major Motion Picture

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While they were still moving into position, they ran headlong into the German 256th Division, who were trying to outflank Gort. Armoured cars of the 12th Royal Lancers stopped the Germans at Nieuwpoort itself. A confused battle raged all along the perimeter throughout 28 May. Command and control on the British side disintegrated, and the perimeter was driven slowly inwards toward Dunkirk. [33]

Kelley, Seth (19 July 2017). "Box Office: 'Dunkirk' Battles 'Girls Trip,' While 'Valerian' Looks to Sputter". Variety. Archived from the original on 20 July 2017. The 51st (Highland) Infantry Division was cut off south of the Somme, by the German "race to the sea", in addition to the 1st Armoured Division and a host of logistical and labour troops. Some of the latter had been formed into the improvised Beauman Division. At the end of May, further elements of two divisions began deploying to France with the hope of establishing a Second BEF. The majority of the 51st (Highland) Infantry Division was forced to surrender on 12 June. However, almost 192,000 Allied personnel, including 144,000 British, were evacuated through various French ports from 15 to 25 June under the codename Operation Aerial. [121] Remaining British forces under the French Tenth Army as Norman Force retreated towards Cherbourg. [122] The Germans marched into Paris on 14 June and France surrendered eight days later. [123]Dunkirk is not just one of the best films of 2017,