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Charles de Gaulle, a French government minister who rejected the armistice concluded by Marshal Philippe Ptain and who had escaped to Britain, exhorted the French to resist in his BBC broadcast Appeal of 1. June Appel du 1. France and its colonies, although initially relatively few French forces responded to de Gaulles call for resistance. On 2. 7 October 1. Empire Defense Council Conseil de dfense de lEmpire was constituted to organise the rule of the territories in central Africa, Asia and Oceania that had heeded the 1. June call. It was replaced on 2. September 1. 94. 1 by the French National Committee Comit national franais or CNF. On 1. 3 July 1. 94. Free France was officially renamed France combattante Fighting France, to mark that the struggle against the Axis was conducted both externally by the FFF and internally by the French Forces of the Interior FFI. After the reconquest of North Africa, this was in turn formally merged with de Gaulles rival general Henri Girauds command in Algiers to form the French Committee of National Liberation Comit franais de Libration nationale or CFNL. Exile officially ended with the capture of Paris by the 2nd Armoured Free French Division and Resistance forces on 2. August 1. 94. 4, ushering in the Provisional Government of the French Republic gouvernement provisoire de la Rpublique franaise or GPRF. It ruled France until the end of the war and afterwards to 1. Fourth Republic was established, thus ending the series of interim regimes that had succeeded the Third Republic after its fall in 1. The Free French fought Axis and Vichy regime troops and served on battlefronts everywhere from the Middle East to Indochina and North Africa. The Free French Navy operated as an auxiliary force to the Royal Navy and, in the North Atlantic, to the Royal Canadian Navy. Free French units also served in the Royal Air Force, Soviet Air Force, and British SAS, before larger commands were established directly under the control of the government in exile. From colonial outposts in Africa, India, and the Pacific, Free France steadily took over more and more Vichy possessions, until after the Allied landings in North Africa Operation Torch in November 1. Vichy only ruled over the zone libre in southern France and a few possessions in the West Indies and nominally over Japanese occupied French Indochina. The French Army of Africa switched allegiance to Free France, and this caused the Axis to occupy Vichy in reaction. On August 1, 1. 94. LArme dAfrique was formally united with the Free French Forces to form LArme franaise de la Liberation. By mid 1. 94. 4, the forces of this army numbered more than 4. Normandy landings and the invasion of southern France, eventually leading the drive on Paris. Soon they were fighting in Alsace, the Alps and Brittany, and by the end of the war in Europe, they were 1,3. Allied army in Europe and took part in the Allied advance through France and invasion of Germany. The Free French government re established a provisional republic after the liberation, preparing the ground for the Fourth Republic in 1. DefinitioneditHistorically, an individual became Free French by enlisting in the military units organised by the CFN or by employment by the civilian arm of the Committee. On 1 August 1. 94. CFN and representatives of the former Vichy regime in North Africa to form the CFLN earlier in June, the FFF and the Arme dAfrique constituting a major part of the Vichy regular forces allowed by the 1. French Liberation Army, Arme franaise de la Libration, and all subsequent enlistments were in this combined force. In many sources, Free French describes any French individual or unit that fought against Axis forces after the June 1. Postwar, to settle disputes over the Free French heritage, the French government issued an official definition of the term. Under this ministerial instruction of July 1. Allies after the Franco German armistice in 1. August 1. 94. 3 may correctly be called Free French. HistoryeditPreludeeditOn 1. May 1. 94. 0, Wehrmacht forces invaded France and the Low Countries after the long period of inactivity in autumn and winter 1. Phoney War, rapidly defeating the French, Belgian, Dutch and British armies. German armoured units attacked in a surprise thrust through the Ardennes in a successful move to cut off and surround the Allied units that had advanced into Belgium by advancing along the Somme river. Forced to retreat and facing certain defeat, the British government decided to evacuate the British Expeditionary Force BEF, along with several French divisions, from the coastal port of Dunkirk in Operation Dynamo. Between 2. 7 May and 4 June, around 2. British soldiers and 1. French troops were evacuated from the beaches to safety in England. General Charles de Gaulle was a minister in the French cabinet during the Battle of France, only recently promoted to brigadier general. However, he favoured continued resistance against the Germans and had been a pre war proponent of the revolutionary modern armoured warfare ideas so successfully put in practice by the Wehrmacht to defeat Poland and France with their Blitzkrieg concept, and commanded the 4th Armoured Division at the Battle of Montcornet. As France was overwhelmed by the stunning German victory, he found himself part of a small group of politicians who argued against a negotiated surrender to Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. Prime Minister Paul Reynaud sent de Gaulle as an emissary to London to negotiate a union between France and Britain, but lack of support for the plan and defeatism in his cabinet forced Reynaud to resign on 1. June. 5 That same day, the new French President of the Council, former First World War Marshal Philippe Ptain, began negotiations for an armistice with Axis officials. De Gaulle briefly travelled to Bordeaux to continue the fight but, realising that Ptain would sign an armistice, he returned to London on 1. June. 4De Gaulle rallies the Free Frenchedit. In Occupied France during the war, reproductions of the 1. June appeal were distributed through underground means as pamphlets and plastered on walls as posters by supporters of the Rsistance. This could be a dangerous activity. On 1. 8 June, General de Gaulle spoke to the French people via BBC radio, urging French soldiers, sailors and airmen to join in the fight against the Nazis France is not alone She is not alone She has a great empire behind her Together with the British Empire, she can form a bloc that controls the seas and continue the struggle. She may, like England, draw upon the limitless industrial resources of the United States. Some members of the British Cabinet had reservations about de Gaulles speech, fearing that such a broadcast could provoke the Ptain government into handing the French fleet over to the Nazis,6 but British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, despite his own concerns, agreed to the broadcast. In France, de Gaulles Appeal of 1.