On June 29th, more than 200 infantry and artillery reported to General De Gaulle, and more than 200 people who retreated from Dunkirk joined the "Free France" movement ... At the end of the month, vice admiral Miceli also came to London to support General De Gaulle. By the end of July, more than 7,000 people had voluntarily taken up arms and fought for "free France". They came from all directions, some fled from France to Britain via Spain, and some defected from North Africa via the Strait of Gibraltar ... The headquarters of "Free France" is located in a building on the Thames. General de Gaulle established the French National Committee and the armed forces. In his humble office, he received people from all over the world who cared about "free France". De Gaulle became the core of the French resistance. After the outbreak of World War II, Charles de Gaulle served as the brigade commander of the tank brigade in the French 5th Army and the brigadier general of the 4th Armored Division in May. 1940. He put forward the suggestion of establishing mechanized troops according to the tactics of German Blitzkrieg, but it was not taken seriously. When France fell, Charles de Gaulle insisted on resisting the German invaders, but he was isolated in the French government at that time. On June 6 of the same year, he served as Deputy Secretary of State of the Ministry of National Defense, advocated resisting Nazi Germany's attack, and later refused to sign the German-French armistice agreement. The Germans left England after they occupied Paris. General Charles de Gaulle was tried in absentia by the Betan government, with sentences ranging from four years to the death penalty. 1940 June 18 Charles de Gaulle delivered his first radio address to France in London, calling on his compatriots to continue the war of resistance under his leadership. On June 25th, he founded and led the French National Committee (later renamed the Free French Government and the French National Liberation Committee). On July 14, French National Day, General Charles de Gaulle reviewed the first soldiers of "Free France". A week later, the first batch of "Free France" pilots participated in the bombing of Ruhr. 1943, the headquarters of Free France moved from London to Algiers and became the chairman of the French National Liberation Committee. 1943 in may, 16, a political party group including the * * * production party, set up a national resistance movement committee in France, and Charles de Gaulle sent representatives to China. Mu Dan served as the first chairman. By March 1944, the armed forces of French resistance organizations were unified into a unified continental army. De Gaulle's overseas corps is mainly composed of British troops and patriots retreating from Dunkirk, but it is a North African army anyway. They fought against the allied forces and the Germans, and the military establishment reached the level of group army. Many soldiers went to the Soviet Union to support the German resistance, such as the famous "Normandy" Flying Group.
July 14 is the national day of France. In the morning, General De Gaulle reviewed the first soldiers of "Free France". A week later, the first batch of "Free France" pilots participated in the bombing of Ruhr. General de Gaulle organized the operation and announced the news of the bombing victory.
1940 In August, General Charles de Gaulle led the British-French joint fleet to attack France. Unfortunately, it failed, but General Charles de Gaulle did not yield. He continued to fight with indomitable spirit. After that, General De Gaulle established a reliable combat base and a capable administrative organization in Africa, and published the newspaper Free France. ...
1943 in may, 16, a political party group including the * * * production party, set up a national resistance movement committee in France, with Jean Mudan, the representative sent by Charles de Gaulle to China, as the first chairman.
By March 1944, the armed forces of various French resistance organizations were unified into a unified continental army, and the soldiers of General De Gaulle fought bravely with the Germans.
1June, 944, the Soviet Red Army liberated Poland, and the allied forces advanced to France after landing in Normandy.
On August 20th, General Charles de Gaulle led the troops of "Free France" to advance to Paris with the Allies. His army was warmly welcomed by the French people. General de Gaulle fought side by side with millions of French people, and armed uprising liberated Paris.
1945 In May, Germany surrendered, and Charles de Gaulle accepted Germany's surrender with the allies in the name of the French provisional government.