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The Army of the Republic: The Place of the Military in the Political Evolution of France, 1871-1914, David B. Ralston
Vichy France: Old Guard and New Order, 1940-1944, Robert O. Paxton Reviewed by Gordon Wright
The French Communists: Profile of a People, Annie Kriegel and Elaine P. Halperin ; The French Communist Party versus the Students: Revolutionary Politics, Richard Johnson Reviewed by Gordon Wright
Pierre Laval and the Eclipse of France, Geoffrey Warner Reviewed by Gordon Wright
1940: The Fall of France, André Beaufre, Desmond Flower and Basil Liddell Hart Reviewed by Gordon Wright
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