Le débarquement or The Landing
June 1940. The war is getting closer to the French town of Villeneuve but life goes on. A group of school children, with two of their teachers, are out having a picnic when the Germans attack. One of the teachers and two students are killed by German fighter planes. Lucienne, the surviving teacher, gathers the rest of the kids together but Gustave, one of the students has run off scared into the woods and can't be found.
Raymond Schwartz, owner of a saw mill, is dealing with French policemen who are looking for communists when the Germans roll into town. His foreman, Marcel, is a communist and responsible for the printed literature that led the police to the saw mill. The investigation is forgotten once the Germans arrive. Raymond is driving Marcel home when they see the class of kids in a field. Marceau, Raymond's son was wounded in the attack. Marcel's son is the missing Gustave.
Daniel Larcher, a doctor and brother of Marcel, delivers a baby just as the Germans are rolling into town. The mother is a Spanish refugee. She starts to hemorrhage after giving birth. He tries to rush her to a nearby hospital but runs into a blockade manned by French troops. He pays them to take her to a hospital but has to keep the baby. He takes the baby home to Hortense, his wife. They give him the name Tequiero, the name that the mother wanted him to have.
Gustave, Marcel's son, meets a wanderer named Jacques who encourages the boy to come with him. Gustave stays with Jacques until he frightens the boy by taking stuff off the bodies of dead French soldiers whom they find alongside the road.
The episode ends with Raymond getting home with his son Marceau. Jeannine, his wife, wants to know what they are going to do. He starts to make plans but then the Germans show up and take charge of his house.