Chapter 827 (1/2)

Italy became the object of ridicule by the armies of various countries, but Roosevelt kept thinking about the future direction of the United States during this period.

The European war was only one step away from the world war. Japan was aggressive in the Far East. The Soviet Union was consolidating its national defense line and preparing for the war.

Even more, Germany was victorious, and its momentum was high, which made the enemy afraid.

Fortunately, there is still a teaser in Italy, otherwise, now Germany has crossed the Strait and launched a provocation against the former world hegemony?

No one doubts whether Germany will use troops against Britain. The war has not stopped until it wants to stop.

The huge interests contained in it are driving the interest groups taking the state as the unit to move forward, just like Germany now.

The British were trapped on the British Isles, and Goring, who wanted to take advantage of it, released 330000 enemy troops.

Although there are still doubts about what happened to Dunkirk and stop the Germans, the most reliable statement is that marshal Goering wanted to win the prize.

In fact, Germany was really strong in this period, but it was not strong enough to defeat France in a short month.

What really made the French surrender in just one month was their negative attitude that they didn't want to fight at all.

Britain was agitated by Churchill. The French thought negatively that ”it's better to go home and drink, plant roses and soak up girls.”

Churchill wanted Roosevelt's help, and he wanted to help the British as well.

The United Europe is not in the interests of the United States, either from an individual or a national point of view.

History tells us that no great empire is merciful.

The FXS line government led by bedang demanded a truce on the 17th, and Charles de Gaulle, who advocated resistance, was excluded from the government.

So, on that day, Charles de Gaulle returned to London overnight to discuss with Churchill about the continued resistance.

At this time, the bedang government had declared a truce, while Charles de Gaulle in London, with the support of Churchill, issued a public call of resistance at the BBC the next day.

This kind of behavior of openly contradicting the government has made the beidang government, which has not yet been formally established, very angry.

De Gaulle was immediately announced to be demoted and suspended. However, with the support of the British and Churchill's cabinet, the beidang government has become dispensable to him.

In the following days, de Gaulle publicly announced in the BBC many times that the government led by Bertrand was betraying the interests of France.

What they did was a betrayal of France. Charles de Gaulle would, with the support of the British, form a new free French regime and fight against FXS to the end.

In fact, even with Churchill's support, few people in the League recognized his legitimacy.

Because de Gaulle did not get the people's legitimate election, which is very important in the civil rights country, and also a symbol of the legitimacy of the government.

Fortunately, de Gaulle still had a lot of power in his hands, and his presence could also stimulate the resistance within France.

For Churchill, it doesn't matter whether it's legal or not. What he cares about is how many forces can join in the fight against FXS.

On June 22, the French authorities officially declared their surrender.

Some people were relieved. The war weary French even held a reception on their own farm, inviting passing German troops to Carnival together.