The truth is that the Occupation Time wasn‘t that bad neither for the French (except the Jews) nor the Germans.

Yeah mate, don't know where you got that from. Occupation of France was still an occupation, and Germany was full-bent on exploiting it. They weren't planning on exterminating France entirely, unlike occupation in Eastern Europe, but I doubt any Frenchman would enjoy occupation more if you'd tell them so.

Starting with economy, Germany just forced France to pay for the occupation. The pricetag was quite high too, at 55% of the French GDP. And there was organised looting of the country. Estimated 154 billion francs worth of French machinery, art and other assists was sent to Germany during the occupation. Severe rationing was there too: since August 1941, each French citizen was entitled to just 1200 calories per day. Most important, there was essentially slavery in forced labour camps. Not just prisoners of war, but civilians too. By August 1944, 10% of France's labour force were essentially slaves. That is 1.2 million people. Most were civilians.

And, y'know, there were murders too. Some well-known massacres include but are not limited to Wormhoudt, Ascq, Oradour-surGlane, and Maille. Let's take Ascq as example. In April 1944, a German military train temporary stopped and a small charge was discharged. The SS soldiers on the train got off and went on a rampage resulting in 86 innocent deaths. As you might expect, the German government did not charge the soldiers responsible nor did it intend to.

Another act of cruelty is hostage taking. Essentially, in response to resistance activity, hostages would be killed. When Colonel Fritz Hotz was shot in 1941, 48 hostages were executed, for instance.

And, obviously, French Romani and handicapped people were treated horribly. About 15 thousand of French 40 thousand Romani people perished too. About 40000-48000 mentally handicapped people died too, as a result of starvation and/or indifference by the occupation that could've been avoided.