De Gaulle talked about Jean Monnet's mooted Anglo-French political union
Sunday Jun 16, 1940 London, England, United Kingdom
On the afternoon of Sunday, 16 June de Gaulle was at 10 Downing Street for talks about Jean Monnet's mooted Anglo-French political union. He telephoned Reynaud – they were cut off during the conversation and had to resume later – with the news that the British had agreed.
