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Fighting French

American  

noun

  1. Free French.


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All over town Fighting French signs were appearing, scrawled by invisible hands at night.

From Time Magazine Archive

Tired and rather haggard, General Georges Catroux, Fighting French emissary to the North African government of General Henri Honor� Giraud, arrived in London last week and registered as usual at Claridge's.

From Time Magazine Archive

Perhaps it was the spontaneity and extent of French resistance which caused the British and the Fighting French in London officially to encourage the new outbreaks of violence.

From Time Magazine Archive

But the Assembly was now the deciding factor in Fighting French politics; sitting almost continuously, it could and did bring the power of homeland opinion to bear on De Gaulle and the Liberation Committee.

From Time Magazine Archive

From Africa's midst came reports that the Fighting French were preparing a drive up through the desert to get in behind Rommel.

From Time Magazine Archive

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