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He lost his majority. - Pétain's doing?
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He lost his majority.- Pétain's doing?

He lost his majority.
- Pétain's doing?

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- He lost his majority. - Pétain's doing?
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00:59:14
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Jun 01, 2025
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biography, drama, history
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Paris, June 1940. The de Gaulle couple is confronted with the military and political collapse of France. Charles de Gaulle joins London while Yvonne, his wife, finds herself with her three children on the road of the exodus.
Not only him, but he immediately offered to take power. - De Gaulle 00:04
Not only him, but he immediately offered to take power.
Weygand has Defense. You're off the Cabinet. - De Gaulle 00:05
Weygand has Defense. You're off the Cabinet.
You're rerouting the anti-torpedo ship Pasteur, - De Gaulle 00:08
You're rerouting the anti-torpedo ship Pasteur,
He rallied the pacifists, Paul deserved a seat after armistice. - De Gaulle 00:05
He rallied the pacifists, Paul deserved a seat after armisti...
Now Paul is nothing... Nothing! - De Gaulle 00:04
Now Paul is nothing... Nothing!
He's convinced Germany will win, in England as well. - De Gaulle 00:05
He's convinced Germany will win, in England as well.
How could you have thought we'd become - De Gaulle 00:06
How could you have thought we'd become
Conditions for armistice will be strict. It'll be rejected. - De Gaulle 00:05
Conditions for armistice will be strict. It'll be rejec...
Tomorrow we'll be on the Riviera, far from struggle and madness! - De Gaulle 00:05
Tomorrow we'll be on the Riviera, far from struggle and...
I know Pétain's insatiable appetite for power. - De Gaulle 00:05
I know Pétain's insatiable appetite for power.
Once he's seated, he'll do anything to stay put. - De Gaulle 00:05
Once he's seated, he'll do anything to stay put.
The armistice will be signed, - De Gaulle 00:06
The armistice will be signed,
And you, Mr. President? What will you do? - De Gaulle 00:05
And you, Mr. President? What will you do?
Perhaps in London, you could run a government in exile. - De Gaulle 00:06
Perhaps in London, you could run a government in exile.
Make everyone think I accept this, that I'm staying in Bordeaux. - De Gaulle 00:05
Make everyone think I accept this, that I'm staying in ...
One per hour. Set up a lunch, a dinner tomorrow night. - De Gaulle 00:05
One per hour. Set up a lunch, a dinner tomorrow night.
- I'll be in London. - I have a place there. - De Gaulle 00:05
- I'll be in London. - I have a place there.
- Thank you. - Don't mention it. - De Gaulle 00:04
- Thank you. - Don't mention it.
You're conscious of the risks you're taking? - De Gaulle 00:05
You're conscious of the risks you're taking?
No one knows what tomorrow will bring. I wish you well. - De Gaulle 00:06
No one knows what tomorrow will bring. I wish you well.