'Allied forces occupy Germany'

I think you might have made a mistake in your OP title - don't you mean 'US forces occupy Germany'?? instead of 'allied' (there is an edit function btw)

It's discussed in the thread 'Gawd Bless America'. The writer and director are actually, respectively, Australian and British. Still, I'd argue that there is a gradual change in perception which sees the liberation of Western Europe as being generally an 'American' thing.

Further still, if you're Polish aren't you more concerned about Poles being charaterised as a bunch of Nazis? (ie Unsere mutter unsere Vater / generation war).

Don't be so sensitive. I think at some point, Stuttgart was mentioned, but other than that, I don't think we're told in what city this story is set; or even country for that matter. As a Polish citizen (you, not me of course) I thought you would be a hair more in tune about what happened south of the Polish border, in a little country known as Czechoslovakia.

What rallies (and visits) took place in ?esky Krumlov and who reached Plze? first? Hint: it wasn't necessarily the Allied forces as a collective but one country in particular, stopping short of entering Prague.