Charles de Gaulle rejoices in the French influence in Algiers. 1944.
« I am pleased to see you continuing your important work here, which is so vital to France's influence abroad. »
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« I am pleased to see you continuing your important work here, which is so vital to France's influence abroad. »
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Charles de Gaulle (1890.1970)
Signed letter to Yvonne Salmon.
One page in quarto on paper with his letterhead.
Algiers. January 4, 1944.
« I am pleased to see you continuing your important work here, which is so vital to France's influence abroad. »
The General thanked his correspondent for her good wishes while encouraging her to persevere in her efforts for their common cause.
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"Dear Mademoiselle, I was touched by your letter of December 31st and the good wishes you expressed. I am happy to see you continuing your important work here, so vital to France's influence abroad . Please accept, dear Mademoiselle, the assurance of my respectfully devoted sentiments. C. de Gaulle."
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Yvonne Salmon (1885-1965) offered her services to General de Gaulle in the aftermath of the Appeal of June 18th. An active propagandist for Free France through the Alliance Française, she gave countless lectures and published in 1943, in London, the first biography of the leader of Free France entitled "General de Gaulle"