FRANCO-BRITISH RELATIONS DURING THE NAZI GERMAN ATTACK ON FRANCE (BASED ON THE MEMOIRS OF W. CHURCHILL AND S. DE GAULLE)
The article is devoted to the assessment of the problem of relations between France and great Britain during the attack of Nazi Germany on its Western neighbor in the memoirs of S. de Gaulle and W. Churchill, two politicians who managed to advance to leading political positions in their countries during the Second world war. The authors conclude that, despite the allied promises, London was in no hurry to come to the aid of Paris, which was to Hitler 's advantage. This fact caused discontent and perplexity in both authors of the memoirs.