In 1940, who became the leader of the 'Free French' forces following the fall of France?
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Correct answer: Charles de Gaulle
De Gaulle fled to London and broadcast an appeal to the French people to continue the fight against Germany. He led the Free French government-in-exile and coordinated the French Resistance.
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