At the dawn of 1941, Charles de GAULLE worked for "the liberation of France."

Charles de GAULLE (1890.1970)

Letter signed to Yvonne Salmon.

A page in-4° typed on paper at its letterhead.

London. 4, Carlton Gardens. January 10, 1941.

« We must concentrate all our efforts and devote our last energies to the essential work: the liberation of France.. »

Precious letter from the General working for national recovery at the dawn of 1941.

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“Miss, I was very touched by the wishes and words of encouragement that you were kind enough to send me.  It is a powerful comfort for me, in the dark hours we are going through, to find at my side people as dedicated and active as yours .

If the past year was that of disaster, 1941 must be that of national recovery. More than ever, we must concentrate all our efforts and devote our last energies to the essential work: the liberation of France .

With my best wishes for the New Year, I ask you, Mademoiselle, to accept my respectful homage. C. de Gaulle. »

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