The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

This movie grossed only 1,913,399 dollars and lost the studio 3,662,892 dollars.

When the German army parades through Paris (June 1940) they're marching under the Triumphal Arch and past the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. In fact, the Germans refrained from marching through the Arch, as did De Gaulle and the Free French in 1944. The German HQ wanted to avoid stirring up revulsion and hatred, and no parade at all has marched there since the Unknown Soldier was put to rest in 1920. They have all passed beside the Arch (part of the symbolism of the Tomb is a wish for "no more wars"). The German troops are clearly coming around the Arch from the left and then turning right in front of the Arch and are not shown marching through the Arch or past the tomb.