FIGHTING FRENCH.
THE PRESTIGE OF DE GAULLE. (P.A.) WELLINGTON, This Day. 1 In a statement to the press M. de la Trlbouille, delegate v of Fighting France in New Zealand, says. Ac cording to information published on November 11, the correspondent of the ‘ New York Times ’ at Algiers declares that ‘ Be Gaulle’s complete political victory is causing concern in circles in London and Washington which for many reasons have viewed with concern and distrust the trend in Algiers toward De Gaulle.’ These * many reasons ’ only increase French confidence in General de Gaulle, whose patriotism and loyalty knows no form of expediency. The ‘concern ’ and ‘distrust’ mentioned by the correspondent of the “Times” .can only strengthen , the General’s prestige among his fellow-countrymen. French people reject all foreign interference in their own political affairs.”
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 64, Issue 30, 15 November 1943, Page 2
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