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Secret Mission in London. The Petain-Churchill Agreements

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 ROUGIER Louis
 SECRET MISSION TO LONDON. The Petain-Churchill Accords 
Cheval Aile, Geneve 1946, Brooch, 19cm x 14cm, 352 pp., very numerous documents including some in facsimile, appendices. Very worn copy The author (1889-1982), anti-Christian and liberal philosopher, close to Weygand, received a mission order for London at the end of October 1940; instrument of Vichy’s wait-and-see policy towards the British. In December 1940, he left for the USA, where he refused to recognize the legitimacy of fighting France. Purified after the war, he was a member of the Steering Committee of the Association for the Defense of the Memory of Marshal Petain in 1951 and exercised a great influence on the New Right and its thinker Alain de Benoist. The objective of the work is to accredit the thesis of the Marechal’s double game.

 SECRET MISSION TO LONDON. The Petain-Churchill Accords  Cheval Aile, Geneve 1946, Brooch, 19cm x 14cm, 352 pp., very numerous documents including some in facsimile, appendices. Very worn copy The author (1889-1982), anti-Christian and liberal philosopher, close to Weygand, received a mission order for London at the end of October 1940; instrument of Vichy’s wait-and-see policy towards the British. In December 1940, he left for the USA, where he refused to recognize the legitimacy of fighting France. Purified after the war, he was a member of the Steering Committee of the Association for the Defense of the Memory of Marshal Petain in 1951 and exercised a great influence on the New Right and its thinker Alain de Benoist. The objective of the work is to accredit the thesis of the Marechal’s