FRANCO-BRITISH RELATIONSLATE 1942 - MID 1943 (ON THE MEMORIES OF W. CHURCHILL AND CH. DE GAULLE)
The article is devoted to the Franco-British contradictions of the late 1942 - mid-1943. It is emphasized that without seriously counting on France as a reliable ally in the fight against fascism, the political leadership of Great Britain, first of all Churchill, is drawing closer to the United States. Their joint actions in North Africa displeased de Gaulle, who was striving to consolidate the French forces. This period received unequal coverage in the memoirs of both politicians.