At the first battle of the Marne, French troops were driven back and german forces occupied Paris. False
German troops did not make it to Paris since they were within 30 miles of Paris when the French threw them back. Germans had already invaded Belgium and northeastern France. In the First Battle of the Marne during World War I, the French army, and the British Expeditionary Force were offensive against the advancing Germans.
French had set up a line of false trenches, guarded by only a few defenders. The real front line of trenches was far in front and wasn't touched by the Germans. This was a deceptive strategy by the French.
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