By 30 May, the British were cornered at Dunkirk, and the SS divisions continued the advance into France. The "Leibstandarte" reached Saint-Étienne, 250 miles south of Paris, and had advanced further into France than any other unit. By the next day, the fighting was all but over. German forces arrived in Paris unopposed on 14 June and France formally surrendered on 25 June. Hitler expressed his pleasure with the performance of the "Leibstandarte" in the Netherlands and France, telling them, "Henceforth it will be an honour for you, who bear my name, to lead every German attack."