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    Counter-admiral Gabriel Paul Auphan (French pronunciation: [ɡabʁijɛl pol ofɑ̃]; November 4, 1894, Alès – April 6, 1982) was a French naval officer who...
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  • Auphan is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Gabriel Auphan (1894–1982), French admiral and politician Renée Auphan (born 1941), Franco-Swiss...
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    increasing support from servicemen and civilians. His replacement, Admiral Gabriel Auphan, guessed correctly that the Germans intended to seize the large fleet...
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  • During a televised debate with Paxton in 1976, the Vichy naval leader Gabriel Auphan called him a liar. However, the translation sold thousands of copies...
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  • end if the allies attacked. He also received information from Admiral Gabriel Auphan that Vichy French leader Marshal Philippe Pétain wished for Michelier...
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    the Allies in retaliation; this proposal was sharply turned down by Gabriel Auphan.[citation needed] Amidst intrigue, attempted deals and changing loyalties...
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    due to "friendly fire"; this conclusion was supported by Rear Admiral Gabriel Auphan in his book The French Navy in World War II. Charles de Gaulle stated...
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  • April 5 – Abe Fortas, U.S. Supreme Court Justice (b. 1910) April 6 – Gabriel Auphan, French admiral and politician (b. 1894) April 9 – Robert Havemann,...
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    York: HarperCollins. p. 325. ISBN 978-0-06-075665-9. Retrieved 10 May 2013. Auphan, Paul; Mordai, Jacques (1959). The French Navy in World War II. Naval Institute...
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    Lagardelle Minister of Justice: Joseph Barthélemy Minister of the Navy: Gabriel Auphan Minister of Air: Jean-François Jannekeyn Minister of National Education:...
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    Government offices Preceded by Gabriel Auphan Minister of Marine 1942–1943 Succeeded by Henri Bléhaut...
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    would show the French government's determination to fight. Admiral Gabriel Auphan, the Deputy Chief of the Maritime Staff (Sous-chef d'état-major des...
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    Jacques Chevalier, Minister Paul Baudoin, Charles Nogues, Minister Gabriel Auphan, Minister Hubert Lagardelle and others. Fourteen were imprisoned, including...
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    Lagardelle – Minister of Labour Joseph Barthélemy – Minister of Justice Gabriel Auphan – Minister of Marine Jean-François Jannekeyn – Minister of Air Abel...
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  • Sofoklis Venizelos, 3-time prime minister of Greece (d. 1964) November 4 – Gabriel Auphan, French admiral and politician (d. 1982) November 5 – Harold Innis,...
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    Campinchi François Darlan Albert Lebrun Philippe Pétain - 43 Contre-amiral Gabriel Auphan 2 September 1941 18 November 1942 1 year, 77 days François Darlan Philippe...
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    Auboyneau (commissioner for the navy, Free France) 4 March 1942 7 June 1943 Gabriel Auphan 18 April 1942 18 November 1942 Jean-Marie Charles Abrial 18 November...
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    while others, such as the Vichy Secretary of the Navy, Contre-Amiral Gabriel Auphan favoured joining the Allies. On several warships, there were spontaneous...
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  • Louis de Guiringaud, politician and Minister (born 1911). 16 April – Gabriel Auphan, Admiral (born 1894). 29 April – Raymond Bussières, actor (born 1907)...
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  • Hacheim: une épopée française, 1952 La bataille de Dakar, 1956 (with Gabriel Auphan) La marine française pendant la seconde guerre mondiale, 1958. Translated...
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  • – Jean Rostand, biologist and philosopher (died 1977) 4 November – Gabriel Auphan, Admiral (died 1982) 5 November – René Laforgue, psychiatrist and psychoanalyst...
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  • avant 1792 Bernardine Melchior-Bonnet [fr] Napoléon et le Pape 1959 Gabriel Auphan La Marine française pendant la seconde guerre mondiale Jean-François...
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    Rochefort, Saint-Malo, Bordeaux, Le Havre, Bayonne et Cherbourg. Auphan, Gabriel Paul; Mordai, Jacques (2016) [1959]. "Chapter 1: The Naval Tradition...
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    Foreign Affairs. 19 (1): 55–144. doi:10.2307/20029051. JSTOR 20029051. Auphan, Gabriel Paul; Mordal, Jacques (1959). The French Navy in World War II. Annapolis...
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    O'Hara 2009, p. 56. Bond 2003, p. 98. Roskill 1962, pp. 338, 444. Auphan, Gabriel; Mordal, Jacques (1976). The French Navy in World War II. London: Greenwood...
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    Sica 2012, p. 378. Schreiber 1995, p. 246. Carrier 2008, passim. Auphan, Gabriel Paul; Mordal, Jacques (1959). The French Navy in World War II. Annapolis...
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