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intelligence, which was flowing regularly from American collaboration inside of the Vichy government, and which had to be maintained. 7.2 LAVAL RETURNS TO POWER (APRIL 1942) The Germans brought Beast-man Laval back into power on April 15, 1942, almost two years after Marshal Petain had demoted him. Hitler personally felt that the ill-fated Riom Trials, which had been rigged to convict top leaders of the Third Republic, namely, Blum, Daladier and Reynaud, among others, were a complete fiasco. The trials were such a farce, and the defendants were so brave and effective in presenting their own cases, that the Germans themselves forced the trials to shut down. The Vichy government and Petain's national revolution were so completely exposed and discredited that the population began to restore its honor and pride again. That was bad news for the Axis power. Was fascism loosing its authority in France? Was that political experiment going to be a fiasco? Hitler knew that if France were to fail, the rest of Fascist Europe would fall apart. Things were going so badly for the Germans in France, that even Petain no longer had any influence. On March 23, 1942, it was reported that in Paris, one could read inscriptions scribbled on walls, saying: "Petain au dodo, Darlan au poteau, De Gaulle au boulot." (Petain to bed, Darlan to the firing squad, de Gaulle to work). Collaboration with the Germans had become everywhere inexistent. So, the Germans decided to bring back Laval the Beast-man to exercise his authority. But was Laval able to fill the gap? As an American correspondent wrote to his New York Chief: "Laval is hated, vomited by France. It is easy to predict that if he does go through with this, and does form a cabinet, he will be an early target for an assassin. His policy of collaboration, which he is trying to revive for the benefit of Germany, after it has been buried for months, is detested by 99% of Frenchmen." (Langer, Op. Cit., p. 246.) President Roosevelt also realized what was happening and sent an immediate message to Petain stating: "The appointment of M. Laval to an important post in the Vichy government would make it impossible for America to continue its present attitude of helpfulness to France." However shocking and definite this statement was, there was nothing that Petain could 130
do about it. The Laval Beast-man was ushered in, as Langer put it, "as "a test of strength between Germany and the United States." All of the anti-Vichy groupings in the U.S. were jumping or joy, namely the Union for Democratic Action, the Committee to Defend America, and the Fight for Freedom, had all been clamoring to break with Vichy and to "deal only with the Free French." Within six months of the return of Laval to power, the United States invaded North Africa, and changed the entire world strategic picture. By May-June 1942, almost the entirety of the Mediterranean region was under control of the Germans. The U.S. had just had a resounding victory in the Pacific Battle of Midway, on June 3 rd . After Admiral Leahy returned home for consultation with the President, it was decided not to break off relations with the Vichy government yet, however, it was essential to keep the communication with the three stooges, Petain-Laval-Darlan, at the lowest level since the beginning of the war. In Roosevelt's mind, there were always two crucial strategic factors: the situation of the French Fleet, and the situation of North Africa. Up until spring of 1942, the French Fleet had been uppermost on the mind of Roosevelt, but by June, he had come to the conclusion that it was highly improbable that Vichy would allow the fleet to fall into the hands of the German, since it had become the best bargaining chip for the Vichy government, and it was ascertained by all American intelligence reports that no more than 10 percent of the crews and naval officers would obey German orders. The American naval attaché was himself convinced that Vichy would never turn over the fleet to the Axis power. All in all, it was the strategic situation of North Africa, which had become the determinant factor in the attitude of America toward France generally. Leaving the respective problems of Vichy France and de Gaulle's Free French as mere derivatives of the central strategic danger of the Synarchist- Eurafrican-Axis domination of the world, North Africa had become the dominant issue to flank and control. The danger was that with a German conquest of this region of the world, followed by a takeover of West Africa, and a Japanese coordinated offensive in the Pacific, constituted the most serious strategic threat for the entire Western Hemisphere. When Laval came back to power, de Gaulle saw this return as an opportunity to break the logjam with the Allies. He was continuously 131
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SYNARCHY MOVEMENT OF EMPIRE BOOK II
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TABLE OF CONTENTS BOOK II THE MODER
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11.2 THE GERMAN YOUTH MOVEMENT OF G
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French enclave of the Templars. The
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of strategic defense}, based on the
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The actual European policy of the {
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"The theocratic edifice that we sha
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4.2 SYNARCHISTALLIANCE AGAINST ISLA
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This is clearly the first Synarchis
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esult, his father abandoned him in
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7.2 THE HATRED OF PLATO AND OF {AGA
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cause this war to be a conflict who
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It is from this sublime source, tha
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the newly appointed President of Co
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***** 1.2 THE LEFT AND RIGHT FASCIS
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and sums of money that the French o
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2.2 THE FAILED COUP OF BEASTMAN BOU
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the government began to drop quite
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the throne of France, so she put in
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echelons of government bureaucracy,
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profile of the Right-fascist shock
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shareholders became immensely wealt
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"The rest of the world, especially
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cursed as {meteques}.}" (Shirer. p.
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What the Right-wing groups were cal
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There was another group called {Le
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A the beginning of World War I, the
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the {Maginot Line}. De Gaulle under
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one on whose gifts I counted most,
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oth the government and the High Com
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Furthermore, the First Air Division
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3. However, once you have become th
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Since all of the roads and railroad
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As in the Brumaire coup d'etat the
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It is important to note that a ceas
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egging him to accept an armistice.}
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The President of the Council is aut
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Reynaud had only one thing in mind,
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"{I found him with no illusions abo
Page 79 and 80: On the 17 th , 1940, Admiral Cunnin
Page 81 and 82: word to the Germans than to be trut
Page 83 and 84: 3.1 THE UNTOLD STORY OF HOW THE SYN
Page 85 and 86: articulated what was missing in the
Page 87 and 88: For financial reasons, the Lunevill
Page 89 and 90: in order for them to be cut off fro
Page 91 and 92: secret code-name "P.C.VICTOR." The
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Page 95 and 96: The evacuation from France of the B
Page 97 and 98: "{The route of the ARDENNES which r
Page 99 and 100: e. This will add to the confusion f
Page 101 and 102: elatives of the French baby-boomer
Page 103 and 104: This banking-oligarchical brain-tru
Page 105 and 106: Lehideux were able men - as able as
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Page 109 and 110: Since the fall of France, in June 1
Page 111 and 112: Italy, but failed because of the in
Page 113 and 114: According to war historian, Henry T
Page 115 and 116: Reynaud was returning to Vichy afte
Page 117 and 118: gendarmes and {gardes mobiles} with
Page 119 and 120: The dismissal of Laval was a crippl
Page 121 and 122: press, was a clamor demanding that
Page 123 and 124: According to Robert Husson's report
Page 125 and 126: 6.2 THE FLANK OF SAINT-PIERRE ET MI
Page 127 and 128: have the physical support of the Un
Page 129: "The French people's spirit of resi
Page 133 and 134: land in France at this time, it wou
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Page 137 and 138: PEAN published his {L'homme de l'om
Page 139 and 140: (May 1940), I was, on the contrary,
Page 141 and 142: century, as well as the CROIX DE FE
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Page 145 and 146: Contrary to the CHATEAU FAUCONNIERE
Page 147 and 148: had rallied around him a number of
Page 149 and 150: psychology, the antithesis to expan
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Page 157 and 158: 8.2 ORDRE NOUVEAU AND PERSONNALISME
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Page 163 and 164: Only two years earlier, in 1935, sy
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Page 167 and 168: In 1932, when SCHULZE-BOYSEN met wi
Page 169 and 170: This fantasy of the Synarchy Intern
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2.2 THE BIPOLAR DISORDER OF THE {TW
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ecause no one can really see me doi
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technique for the scientific prepar
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for the name of the secret society
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For the purpose of creating grandio
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association was dissolved and its m
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