by Max Gallo · Pocket · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782266093033
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This second volume of the biography of Charles de Gaulle written by Max Gallo, explores the stage in which De Gaulle is alone and isolated, especially during the early years of World War II. Despite the occupation of France and the support for Marshal Pétain, De Gaulle launches a call for resistance from London. The narrative follows his struggle to become the symbol of the French Resistance and his eventual triumphal return to Paris in 1944.
Max Louis Jules Gallo was a French writer, historian and politician. He wrote over one hundred books. He served in the National Assembly (1981–1983), as Spokesperson of the Government under Prime Minister Pierre Mauroy (1983–1984), and in the European Parliament (1984–1994).
