"You have just come out of one Jong hard battle, and may at any moment enter upon another." For the moment there isa lull," Mr. Churchill concluded, "but we must expect that before long the enemy will renew his attacks upon us."
The soul of France can never die. and the spirit of the French people will rise again from all this ruin and misery, purified and rejuvenated by what it has undergone," said the Prime Minister, Mz. Winston Churchill, in a message to Gen. de Gaulle. leader of the Free French, and his "gallant comrades."
send this message to tell all true Frenchmen and French women, wherever they may be, and however hard their lot, that the' British nation end empire is always on the March slong the great road which leads to 'A Happier Day feel suite," the Prime Minister added, "that most of us will live to see another Fourteenth of July when the glories of France will be resior~ ¢dand when, amid the roar of a berated Eurp> we shall. celebrate 2 festival of peace and freedom and will make amends for all.
"It is a good augury that this Fourteenth of July should witness the Uberation of Syria from the control of the Nazig by British and French hands. 0 that independence and sovereignty can be restored to the "Arab peoples and the historic interests of France in Syria can be recognized and preserved" conclud-Mr, Churchill Reuter,
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