Fighting French
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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The Call to Honour, by General Charles de Gaulle, was the testimony of the man who made the Free Fighting French a reality almost singlehandedly after the fall of France.
From Time Magazine Archive
Fighting French Leader Charles de Gaulle's departure for French unity conferences in North Africa was delayed last week until Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden returned to London from the U.S.
From Time Magazine Archive
Fighting French headquarters announced this week that General Dwight Eisenhower had asked De Gaulle to "delay his journey."
From Time Magazine Archive
The damage was repaired, but the Fighting French thereafter fired so indiscriminately on approaching planes that for many weeks Pan Am pilots landed at another airport.
From Time Magazine Archive
Said the Fighting French: the sailors enlisted not for bribes or bonuses, but for moral reasons.
From Time Magazine Archive
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