Free French Collection

World War II, France, Free French lapel pin
3073362 World War II, France, Free French lapel pin; Private Collection; (add.info.: Free French Resistance enameled lapel pin or cap badge lapel pin); © Don Troiani. All Rights Reserved 2022.

France, Normandy Region, Manche Department, D-Day Beaches Area, WW2-era D-Day invasion Utah Beach, Sainte Marie du Mont, monument to the landing of Free French General LeClerc

The Mayor of a small french town interrogates two women accused of sleeping with
STC368759 The Mayor of a small french town interrogates two women accused of sleeping with the enemy, 1944 (b/w photo) by French Photographer

US President Franklin D Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Free French generals Henri Giraud
6015237 US President Franklin D Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Free French generals Henri Giraud and Charles de Gaulle meeting at Casablanca, Morocco, World War II

General Charles de Gaulle, commander of Free French forces, in London, World War II, October 1940 (b / w photo)
6015287 General Charles de Gaulle, commander of Free French forces, in London, World War II, October 1940 (b/w photo) by English Photographer

General de Gaulle shakes the hand of a Home Guard officer, Lt-Col. John H. Lewis. Looking on are the Lord Mayor, Norman Tiptaft, and also Col. Piggott

A crowd gathered in Victoria-square welcomed General de Gaulle, Commander of the Free French Forces, to Birmingham. The General visited the city to inspect a number of factories

General de Gaulle, Commander of the Free French Forces, arriving at the banqueting room at the Council House, Birmingham, for a civic luncheon given by the Lord Mayor

General De Gaulle paid a visit to a midland tank factory, and he is seen here chatting to a member of the Home Guard, who is a winner of the Croix de Guerre. October 1941

General De Gaulle, the famous French general who with the Reynand government have told the French to fight on. August 1940 P011171

World War 2: De Gaulle with exiled French government in Algeria, 1943. Charles De Gaulle (1890-1970), French General (centre), with members of the French government in exile in Algeria, November 1943

World War 2: Deliverance!, 1945. Cover of a booklet issued by the French Ministry of War celebrating the liberation of Alsace and Lorraine, including Metz, Mulhouse

World War 2: Free French propaganda poster c1942-1944
World War 2: Free French propaganda poster c1942-44. The poster contains the Cross of Lorraine, the Free French symbol, and shows the French army fighting for France

Signing of financial accord between Britain and the Free French, Algiers, 8 February 1944. Duff Cooper, British Government liasion to the Free French, signs the document

Free French Aircraft
A squadron of the Free French Forces in the North African desert during World War II, circa 1940. (Photo by Three Lions/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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"Free French: A Journey of Liberation and Resilience" Step into the captivating history of France's Normandy Region, where echoes of bravery and determination still resonate. In the heart of the Manche Department lies an area forever etched in memory as the D-Day Beaches, a pivotal site during World War II's historic invasion. Transport yourself to January 1943, as US President Franklin D Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill convene with Free French generals Henri Giraud and Charles de Gaulle in Casablanca, Morocco. This black-and-white photograph captures their momentous meeting, symbolizing unity against tyranny. Witness General Charles de Gaulle's unwavering leadership from London in October 1940. His resolute gaze reflects his commitment to liberating France from Nazi occupation. Fast forward to 1943 when De Gaulle stands alongside the exiled French government in Algeria—a powerful image showcasing their collective fight for freedom. The spirit of liberation reverberates through time with "Deliverance. "—a poignant depiction capturing the triumph over adversity during World War II. Propaganda posters like these fueled hope among Free French forces between 1942-1944, inspiring resilience amid dark times. In Algiers on February 8th, 1944, Britain solidifies its support for Free France through a significant financial accord—an alliance that strengthened both nations' resolve against oppression. Witness this historic moment unfold before your eyes. General De Gaulle's handshake with Home Guard officer Lt-Col. John H. Lewis exemplifies gratitude towards those who fought side by side for liberty—a testament to camaraderie forged on common ground. Immerse yourself in Victoria Square as crowds gather to welcome General de Gaulle—the embodiment of hope personified—in recognition of his unwavering dedication to freeing France from enemy clutches. From banqueting rooms to midland tank factories—every step taken by General De Gaulle symbolizes the indomitable spirit forces.