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War Of Words Britain France And Discourses Of Empire During The Second World War Rachel Chin

Name: War Of Words Britain France And Discourses Of Empire During The Second World War Rachel Chin
SKU: BELL-43996846
Price: 31.00 USD
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War Of Words Britain France And Discourses Of Empire During The Second World War Rachel Chin instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.7 MB

Pages: 269

Author: Rachel Chin

ISBN: 9781009181013, 1009181017

Language: English

Year: 2022

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War Of Words Britain France And Discourses Of Empire During The Second World War Rachel Chin by Rachel Chin 9781009181013, 1009181017 instant download after payment.

War of Words argues that the conflicts that erupted over French colonial territory between 1940 and 1945 are central to understanding British, Vichy and Free French policy-making throughout the war. By analysing the rhetoric that surrounded these clashes, Rachel Chin demonstrates that imperial holdings were valued as more than material and strategic resources. They were formidable symbols of power, prestige and national legitimacy. She shows that having and holding imperial territory was at the core of competing Vichy and Free French claims to represent the true French nation and that opposing images of Franco-British cooperation and rivalry were at the heart of these arguments. The selected case studies show how British-Vichy-Free French relations evolved throughout the war and demonstrate that the French colonial empire played a decisive role in these shifts.