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            <text># BEDNET 

From: Washington
To: Vichy
Dated: April 8, 1942
Ree'd: April 10, 1942
Messages Nos. 1457, 1458, 1459
(1457) Les nouvelles et commentaires de
source ou d'inspiration britannique expriment quelque désappointement à la ... de voir disparaitre certain: ... franco-américain.

Une lettre de Londres du
correspondent du ... déclare:- Les
Baitaniques ont depuis longtemps décidé de
laisser au président le soin de s'occuper
... des relations avec la France. Ceci dit
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