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Secondary Reconstruction of the Ear,a sense of gratitude for de Gaulle’s stand in 1940. One thing is certain, that while a large number of pages has been devoted to the personal relationships of these men, few of these studies have seriously studied the body of archival material on the subject. In this chapter, we will try to use this