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1942 DEFENCE: General De Gaulle Inspects Crew on Destroyer 'Leopard'
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0:44Now PlayingDate: 1st January 1942
Location: ENGLAND
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
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ENGLAND:
General Charles De Gaulle (Leader of Free French Forces) out of car.
LV Free French sailors on deck present arms.
TV Pan De Gaulle walks up gangway on to ship, and salutes.
LV De Gaulle inspecting crew.
SV De Gaulle talking to Free French sailors.
BV De Gaulle talking, to officers.
LV De Gaulle talking to officers.
GTV De Gaulle inspecting men.
SSV De Gaulle addressing men pan to officers listening.
SV Officer with rifle and Free French flag.
LV Pan De Gaulle walks down gangway.
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