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Fighting French

American  

noun

  1. Free French.


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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

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

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

Fifty of them between 15 and 17�ten were girls�had banded together under a 19-year-old leader to form their own unit of the Fighting French.

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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

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