Temporary Residence Charles de Gaulle
This is the house where Charles de Gaulle lived during the war in London.
On 14 Feb. 1943 Jean Moulin, the President of the Conseil National de la Résistance,
was decorated with the Croix de la Libération by General Charles de Gaulle in a secret ceremony. That happend in this house.
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- Text: Bart Vrisekoop
- Photos: Bart Vrisekoop
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