François Kersaudy
Books by François Kersaudy
Churchill and De Gaulle
by François Kersaudy
De Gaulle depended on Churchill’s help because he had nothing when he came to London. So there’s a mutual respect between them. But they were two very strong-willed people, so they kept having the most tumultuous rows all through the war and Kersaudy charts that. In a very serious historical way the book recounts the often volcanic relationship between the two men.
Interviews where books by François Kersaudy were recommended
The best books on The French Resistance, recommended by Jonathan Fenby
The historian and author chooses five books on de Gaulle and the Resistance. He says the British tried to veto de Gaulle’s famous 1940 speech from London calling on the French to stand up to German occupation
