Maginot Line

Military fortifications on the eastern border of France, running from the Belgian border to the Swiss . Named for French minister of war, André Maginot, who supervised its construction. The Germans went around it in WW II and captured France.

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Military fortifications on the eastern border of France, running from the Belgian border to the Swiss . Named for French minister of war, André Maginot, who supervised its construction. The Germans went around it in WW II and captured France.

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