De Gaulle: A BiographyBobbs-Merrill Company, 1969 - 510 หน้า |
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... knew that Churchill had wished to supersede him as leader of the Free French . Even more dangerous , Churchill had been in contact with Pétain . The action at Mers - el - Kebir had put an end to all direct communi- cation between the ...
... knew that Churchill had wished to supersede him as leader of the Free French . Even more dangerous , Churchill had been in contact with Pétain . The action at Mers - el - Kebir had put an end to all direct communi- cation between the ...
หน้า 223
... knew that if he attempted to carry out Roosevelt's instructions he would meet at best with passive resistance from the French behind the front line and possibly with hostility which would endanger the campaign . De Gaulle knew that ...
... knew that if he attempted to carry out Roosevelt's instructions he would meet at best with passive resistance from the French behind the front line and possibly with hostility which would endanger the campaign . De Gaulle knew that ...
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... knew that if a coup was attempted it would succeed , for he could not even rely upon the police . Both men knew that , although the Gaullists had been able once more to postpone the operation , the delay would last only twenty - four ...
... knew that if a coup was attempted it would succeed , for he could not even rely upon the police . Both men knew that , although the Gaullists had been able once more to postpone the operation , the delay would last only twenty - four ...
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DESTINED FOR A SOLDIER | 13 |
CLIMBING THE LADDER | 36 |
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