Its leaders would include Pierre Flandin, Jean Darlan and Pierre Laval while another was a former World War One general who repulsed the German advance on Verdun.
This entity had the motto "work, family, fatherland", and early policies, such as attentisme, were supported by the newspaper of Charles Maurras. One of its leaders had previously worked with the British Sir Samuel Hoare to sponsor a treaty that called on Ethiopia to cede part of its territory to Italy. That leader would be removed and subsequently be put back into power two years later. Guadeloupe and Martinique would be part of until 1943 and its armistice army would be disbanded in late 1942. Its leaders would include Pierre Flandin, Jean Darlan and Pierre Laval while another was a former World War One general who repulsed the German advance on Verdun. FTP, name this entity with a capital at a spa town, the collaborationist French government of World War Two.
This entity had the motto "work, family, fatherland", and early policies, such as attentisme, were supported by the newspaper of Charles Maurras.
Vichy France