À mort la Gueuse !: Comment Pétain liquida la république à Bordeaux 15,16 et 17 juin 1940
This book examines the pivotal events in Bordeaux from June 15 to 17, 1940, when Marshal Pétain oversaw the liquidation of the French Republic. It provides a focused look at the political maneuvers and decisions that transitioned France into the Vichy era during World War II, offering insights into a defining moment of national crisis.
About This Book
In the turbulent days of June 1940, as Nazi forces advanced through France, Bordeaux became the epicenter of a profound political crisis. The book delves into the decisions made during this period that led to the collapse of the Third Republic.
Marshal Philippe Pétain, a prominent military figure, emerged as a key player in these events. His actions and the establishment of the Vichy regime signaled the end of republican governance in France.
The narrative captures the atmosphere of desperation and division in Bordeaux, where government officials grappled with the realities of defeat and occupation.
Through detailed examination, the book highlights how these three critical days reshaped French history, leading to years of collaboration and resistance.
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