End of the Affair: The Collapse of the Anglo-French Alliance, 1939-40University of California Press, 1 ene 1981 - 630 páginas |
Índice
The Separate Slide Over the Precipice | 3 |
Poland | 18 |
All Quiet on the Western Front | 52 |
The Counterattack Manqué | 89 |
A Chill Descends | 95 |
Giving Up the Ghost | 101 |
THE GROWINg Rift Between the Allies | 121 |
CRISIS OVER the ArmistICE | 179 |
THE QUESTION OF THE FRENCH Fleet | 245 |
TOWARDS A FINAL BREAK | 295 |
WHEN ALL IS SAID AND DONE | 373 |
A Leopolds Surrender | 403 |
Unpublished Documents in the Public Record Office London | 573 |
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Términos y frases comunes
Admiral Darlan Admiralty agreement air force alliance Allied Anglo-French armistice asked attack Auphan battle Battle of France Baudouin Belgian believed bombers Bordeaux Bouthillier Britain British British Government Bullitt cabinet Cadogan Campbell's Final Report Charles-Roux Chautemps Chiefs of Staff Churchill Churchill's claims Command Council of Ministers Daladier decision defeat defense Diaries diplomatic DIPP divisions Dunkirk enemy England evacuation fact fight fighter Foreign Office France France's French and British French Army French fleet French Government French Navy FRUS Gamelin Gaulle German Gort government's Hitler Ironside Jeanneney July June 16 June 22 Kammerer Lebrun London Lord Halifax Mandel Marshal Pétain meeting ment Mers-el-Kébir military naval negotiations night Noguès North Africa operation Paris Paul Reynaud peace ports possible Pownall President Prime Minister Procès Pétain proposal question resistance sent Sir Ronald Campbell Spears squadrons surrender telegram thought tion told troops Vichy War Cabinet Weygand York