Battle of Paris

Previous	Operation Charlemagne
Concurrent	Battle of New Stalingrad
Next	Battle of Athens
Battle of Paris
Conflict	European Front, World War III
Date	September 6 – November 14, 2035
Place	Paris, France and surrounding towns and areas
Outcome	Decisive Allied victory Paris liberated and Underworld forces soon driven out of France
Combatants and factions
Allied Powers United States Earth Defense Forces United Kingdom European Union Free France forces Justice Alliance Young Braves Brigade Eurasian Union volunteers
Underworld Legion
Strength and forces
Around 8,501,000+ ~4,000,000 Americans ~2,700,000 British ~1,100,000 Free French
~34,000,000+
Casualties and losses
Presumably heavy (possible ~3,200,000+)
Nearly annihilated

The Battle of Paris (パリの戦い, Pari no tatakai) was a brutal confrontation between the Allied forces and the Underworld Legion forces stationed in Paris, the capital of France. After two month of fighting, the battle was won and the city was liberated by the Allies.

Combat

French Maid Garrison

Near the Eiffel Tower

The Allied invaded the capital of France and encountered massive and relentless Underworld Legion resistance. The Allies took heavy losses, trying to keep collateral damage to a minimum to preserve what little cultural monuments and relics remained that wasn't destroyed by the Underworld forces in their purges of human civilization.