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French intelligence and the fall of France, 1930–40

Douglas Porch Mark W. Clark Professor of History at The Citadel, US Military College of South Carolina,
Pages 28-58 | Published online: 02 Jan 2008

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Talbot Imlay. (1998) Allied economic intelligence and strategy during the ‘Phoney War’. Intelligence and National Security 13:4, pages 107-132.
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Peter Jackson. (1994) French military intelligence and Czechoslovakia, 1938. Diplomacy & Statecraft 5:1, pages 81-106.
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MartinS. Alexander. (1991) Did the Deuxième Bureau work? The role of intelligence in french defence policy and strategy, 1919–39. Intelligence and National Security 6:2, pages 293-333.
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MartinS. Alexander. (1990) The fall of France, 1940. Journal of Strategic Studies 13:1, pages 10-44.
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