Qui a libéré la Provence ? - End of stock !

For the French, this campaign was marked by very strong opposition between generals de Lattre and de Larminat, which resulted in the departure of the latter.

This work pays tribute to the American, British and French soldiers and sailors who, from August 15 to September 1, 1944, risked and sometimes gave their lives so that the people of Provence at the time were finally free. It is above all a tribute paid to the Americans of the VI Corps who came from the South of the United States and to all those belonging to the French troops rearmed and trained in North Africa, who constituted the bulk of the Army of the Liberation from 1943.

The author does not draw a definitive conclusion, preferring to leave it to the reader to do so, his reading completed by having the elements reported

The texts presented mainly come from the work carried out in recent years by Colonel Gaujac who, in the twilight of his life, delivers a serious work, pleasant to read – the important iconography plays a big role. A work that will satisfy an informed “general public”.