WEYGAND WAS DISMISSED
POWER HE OPPOSED LONDON, March 30. According to the Swedish newspaper Sydsvenska Dagbladet, of Malmo, Gen. Weygand, who is at present writing his memoirs, stated in an interview with the correspondent o that paper, “I was removed from my post as Delegate General in Nortn Africa in consequence of my adherence to French interests in the face of another Power. France will rise again, but the Popular Front and the defeat will take time to cure.” On the outcome of the war he said: “A great Power will fall. You can guess which it will' be.”
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Greymouth Evening Star, 4 June 1942, Page 5
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