 Due to his many articles denouncing the advance of German fascism he was on the Gestapo list and was once again forced to abandon Paris when the German army approached the French capital.He by then expressed his most profound disappointment and even outrage in front of the behavior of the French politicians, from right to left, and most of the Parisian people.In 1940 he arrived in London and between 1941 and 1942 he directed "The Atlantic Pacific Press Agency", worked at the Evening Standard where he had his own column, and collaborated with BBC Overseas Broadcasts.