Citation: [Author unspecified] (1941) Explanation of the problematic account of the Nemours incident provided by the French government. No Publisher, usdc. (Unpublished)
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Abstract
The French government claim that their convoy was attacked by British warships. The British government strongly deny this. Rather, they claim, the French made an unprovoked attack by French shore batteries. The French government claims that the ships were bearing food bound for Algeria, which the UK government deny is a valid excuse.
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| Additional Information: | Department: UK; Writing format: Print; |
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| Subjects: | Politics History Latin American Studies |
| Keywords: | Aide memoire, United Kingdom, United of States of America, France, *Tunisia (French protectorate), |
| Divisions: | Institute of Latin American Studies |
| Collections: | Atlantic Archive: UK-US Relations in an Age of Global War 1939-1945 |
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| References: | TNA Reference: FO 115/ 3448 - France foreign policy 1941; Project Record ID: A00001887; |