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. >> the world changed in an instant, and mediacom was ready. schools and businesses went virtual and we powered a new reality. at mediacom, we are built to keep you ahead. >> giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> in what ways does this story have resident for readers today? >> right now it's very similar to happen in paris. people in paris do not think the nazis would go through eastern france. they were racing across the low countries of northern france. parisians remained in their cafe. they didn't see any reason to go anywhere. the last minute when it was clear the nazis were coming, they fled in a mass exit. 8 million people try to get out of the city at the same time, jamming the roads. it's the same thing we see in afghanistan, right up until the end of the withdrawal last night. >> what are the dates in which -- in which france was occupied by germany in world war ii? >> 1930's when the invasion began. it wasn't for another four weeks until it was formally taken by the nazis. hitler's came in to pay a visit. it was remarkable the

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