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E.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E)
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Dept. of State letter, Aug. 10, 1972
BINLTINE
NARS
Date
7.23.72
HERRIOT AND PAUL REYNAUD RETURNING TO FRANCE.
De Gaulle has informed Ambassador Caffery that Herriot
and Paul Reynaud were expected to arrive in France on
April 28. Ambassador Caffery points out that Herriot,
despite his age, is considered by a large part of the
French population to be a symbol of true republicanism.
His return to France in reasonably sound mental and
physical condition may prove to be an event of great
political significance. Up to now de Gaulle has been
the only figure of National importance but Herriot
will be another who is not only politically skillful
but is known for his devotion to republican principles.
ITALIAN PARTISAN LIBERATION OF NORTH ITALIAN
CITIES. Ambassador Kirk points out that the liberation
of large North Italian cities by Italian partisans may
have important effects. It is hoped that the partisans
who have already organized local governments will be
willing to turn over to Allied Military Government
authorities. However, the Allied authorities must
necessarily pay more attention to public opinion than
they did in southern Italy. There are indications
that the successes of the partisans have made the
Government nervous.
youth
Acting Secretary
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