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On Thurs. 16 may 1940 British Prime Minister Winston Churchill flew to P.....

On Thurs. 16 may 1940 British Prime Minister Winston Churchill flew to P.....
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill flew to Paris, France to meet with his French counterpart Paul Reynaud; witnessing the burning of government archives, he inquired about the strategic reserve, and received the answer "Aucune" ("There is none"). On the same day, Churchill also sent his Italian counterpart Benito Mussolini a message, urging him to keep Italy out of the European War

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