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Comité national français | ||||
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| Capital | London | |||
| Status | Government-in-exile | |||
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| - 1941-1943 | Charles de Gaulle | |||
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| - September 24, 1941 | Established | |||
| - June 3, 1943 | United with the French Command in Algiers | |||
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The French National Committee (1941-1943) was a established in London by General Charles de Gaulle in opposition to Vichy France to organize the resistance against Germany. The Allies invaded North Africa in 1942 and gave their support to General Henri Giraud, which organized the French military and civilian commanders, which had previously been loyal to the Government in Vichy, under his authority. In 1943 the French National Committee and the French Command in Algiers were united into the French Committee of National Liberation.
Chairman
- Charles de Gaulle (₩) (September 24, 1941 - June 3, 1943)
Nation
French Polities
French Republic: Firth Republic (From 1958)- French Republic: Fourth Republic (1946-1958)
- French Republic: Provisional Government (1944-1946)
- Free French: French Committee of National Liberation (1943-1944)
- French State: Vichy France (1940-1944)
- French Republic: Third Republic (1870-1940)
- French Empire: Second Empire (1852-1870)
- French Republic: Second Republic (1848-1852)
- Kingdom of the French: July Monarchy (1830-1848)
- French Empire: The Hundred Days (1815)
- Kingdom of France: Bourbon Restoration (1814-1830)
- French Empire (1808-1814)
- French Republic: First Republic (1789-1804)
- Kingdom of France: Kingdom of France (0987-1792)
- Protectorate: Saarland (1947-1957)
Neighbouring Nations
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