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−	The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''' also known as '''[[Gaullist]]'''s, the French government-in-exile formed in London with Allied assistance by [[Charles de Gaulle]] in September 1941. They fought against the European Axis powers (Germany and Italy) in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in [[Syria]] and [[Iraq]] and are part of what [[~~collectively~~ is known as the [[French resistance]] which included the [[French Communist Party]] and others during [[World War II]].	+	The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''' also known as '''[[Gaullist]]'''s, the French government-in-exile formed in London with Allied assistance by [[Charles de Gaulle]] in September 1941. They fought against the European Axis powers (Germany and Italy) in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in [[Syria]] and [[Iraq]] and are part of what [[collective]]ly is known as the [[French resistance]] which included the [[French Communist Party]] and others during [[World War II]].

	As Pétain's new [[Vichy regime\|Vichy government]] prepared to sign an armistice on 22 June 1940, de Gaulle flew to [[London]] and on 18 June. <ref>Jean-Louis Cremieux-Brilhac, ''La France Libre de l'appel du 18 juin a la Liberation'' (Paris: Gallimard, 1996)</ref> De Gaulle's forces by November 1940, numbered 35,000 troops and twenty warships; several overseas colonies including [[Syria]] had rallied to his banner, although his forces were defeated in September in an attempt, with British aid, to seize Dakar, Senegal.		As Pétain's new [[Vichy regime\|Vichy government]] prepared to sign an armistice on 22 June 1940, de Gaulle flew to [[London]] and on 18 June. <ref>Jean-Louis Cremieux-Brilhac, ''La France Libre de l'appel du 18 juin a la Liberation'' (Paris: Gallimard, 1996)</ref> De Gaulle's forces by November 1940, numbered 35,000 troops and twenty warships; several overseas colonies including [[Syria]] had rallied to his banner, although his forces were defeated in September in an attempt, with British aid, to seize Dakar, Senegal.

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−	The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''' also known as '''[[Gaullist]]'''s, the French government-in-exile formed in London with Allied assistance by [[Charles de Gaulle]] in September 1941. They fought against the European Axis powers (Germany and Italy) in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in [[Syria]] and [[Iraq]] and are part of what [[collectively is known as the [[French resistance]] which included the [[~~Ffrench~~ Communist ~~party~~]] and others during [[World War II]].	+	The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''' also known as '''[[Gaullist]]'''s, the French government-in-exile formed in London with Allied assistance by [[Charles de Gaulle]] in September 1941. They fought against the European Axis powers (Germany and Italy) in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in [[Syria]] and [[Iraq]] and are part of what [[collectively is known as the [[French resistance]] which included the [[French Communist Party]] and others during [[World War II]].

	As Pétain's new [[Vichy regime\|Vichy government]] prepared to sign an armistice on 22 June 1940, de Gaulle flew to [[London]] and on 18 June. <ref>Jean-Louis Cremieux-Brilhac, ''La France Libre de l'appel du 18 juin a la Liberation'' (Paris: Gallimard, 1996)</ref> De Gaulle's forces by November 1940, numbered 35,000 troops and twenty warships; several overseas colonies including [[Syria]] had rallied to his banner, although his forces were defeated in September in an attempt, with British aid, to seize Dakar, Senegal.		As Pétain's new [[Vichy regime\|Vichy government]] prepared to sign an armistice on 22 June 1940, de Gaulle flew to [[London]] and on 18 June. <ref>Jean-Louis Cremieux-Brilhac, ''La France Libre de l'appel du 18 juin a la Liberation'' (Paris: Gallimard, 1996)</ref> De Gaulle's forces by November 1940, numbered 35,000 troops and twenty warships; several overseas colonies including [[Syria]] had rallied to his banner, although his forces were defeated in September in an attempt, with British aid, to seize Dakar, Senegal.

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−	The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''', the French government-in-exile formed in London with Allied assistance by [[Charles de Gaulle~~]] during [[World War II~~]] in September 1941. They fought against the European Axis powers (Germany and Italy) in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in [[Syria]] and [[Iraq]].	+	The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''' also known as '''[[Gaullist]]'''s, the French government-in-exile formed in London with Allied assistance by [[Charles de Gaulle]] in September 1941. They fought against the European Axis powers (Germany and Italy) in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in [[Syria]] and [[Iraq]] and are part of what [[collectively is known as the [[French resistance]] which included the [[Ffrench Communist party]] and others during [[World War II]].

	As Pétain's new [[Vichy regime\|Vichy government]] prepared to sign an armistice on 22 June 1940, de Gaulle flew to [[London]] and on 18 June. <ref>Jean-Louis Cremieux-Brilhac, ''La France Libre de l'appel du 18 juin a la Liberation'' (Paris: Gallimard, 1996)</ref> De Gaulle's forces by November 1940, numbered 35,000 troops and twenty warships; several overseas colonies including [[Syria]] had rallied to his banner, although his forces were defeated in September in an attempt, with British aid, to seize Dakar, Senegal.		As Pétain's new [[Vichy regime\|Vichy government]] prepared to sign an armistice on 22 June 1940, de Gaulle flew to [[London]] and on 18 June. <ref>Jean-Louis Cremieux-Brilhac, ''La France Libre de l'appel du 18 juin a la Liberation'' (Paris: Gallimard, 1996)</ref> De Gaulle's forces by November 1940, numbered 35,000 troops and twenty warships; several overseas colonies including [[Syria]] had rallied to his banner, although his forces were defeated in September in an attempt, with British aid, to seize Dakar, Senegal.

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 The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''', the French government-in-exile formed in London with Allied assistance by [[Charles de Gaulle]] during [[World War II]] in September 1941.  They fought against the European Axis powers (Germany and Italy) in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in [[Syria]] and [[Iraq]].
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-The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''', the French government-in-exile formed in London with Allied assistance by [[Charles de Gaulle]] during [[World War II]] in September 1941.  They fought against the European Axis powers (Germany and Italy) in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in Syria and Iraq.
+The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''', the French government-in-exile formed in London with Allied assistance by [[Charles de Gaulle]] during [[World War II]] in September 1941.  They fought against the European Axis powers (Germany and Italy) in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in [[Syria]] and [[Iraq]].
 [[Category:World War II]]
 [[Category:French History]]

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	The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''', the French government-in-exile formed in London with Allied assistance by [[Charles de Gaulle]] during [[World War II]] in September of 1941. They fought against the European Axis powers (Germany and Italy) in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May of 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in Syria and Iraq.		The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''', the French government-in-exile formed in London with Allied assistance by [[Charles de Gaulle]] during [[World War II]] in September of 1941. They fought against the European Axis powers (Germany and Italy) in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May of 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in Syria and Iraq.

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−	The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''', the French government-in-exile formed in London by Charles de Gaulle during World War ~~Two~~ in September of 1941. They fought against the European Axis powers (Germany and Italy) in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May of 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in Syria and Iraq.	+	The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''', the French government-in-exile formed in London with Allied assistance by [[Charles de Gaulle]] during [[World War II]] in September of 1941. They fought against the European Axis powers (Germany and Italy) in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May of 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in Syria and Iraq.

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−	The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''~~So-called~~ Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''', the ~~illegal~~ French ~~terrorist~~ government-in-exile formed in London by Charles de Gaulle during World War Two in September of 1941. They fought ~~a terrorist campaign~~ against the ~~legally elected French government~~ in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May of 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in Syria and Iraq.	+	The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''', the French government-in-exile formed in London by Charles de Gaulle during World War Two in September of 1941. They fought against the European Axis powers (Germany and Italy) in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May of 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in Syria and Iraq.

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−	The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''', the French government-in-exile formed in London by Charles de Gaulle during World War Two in September of 1941. They fought against the ~~European Axis powers (Germany and Italy)~~ in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May of 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in Syria and Iraq.	+	The '''Forces Françaises Libres''' or '''So-called Free French Forces''' were the army of the '''''Comité National Français''''' or '''French National Committee''', the illegal French terrorist government-in-exile formed in London by Charles de Gaulle during World War Two in September of 1941. They fought a terrorist campaign against the legally elected French government in Africa and Europe until the war's end in May of 1945. They also fought against the [[Vichy French]] in Syria and Iraq.

	[[Category:France]]		[[Category:France]]