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  2. Battle of Toulon (1944) - Wikipedia

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    View of downtown Toulon and Mediterranean Sea from Mount Faron. Toulon was the main port for the French Navy (French: Marine nationale, "national navy"), informally "La Royale". On 27 November 1942, German troops had attacked the port, with the intention of seizing the French fleet, the subsequent fight lasted just long enough to scuttle the 75 ...

  3. List of battleships of France - Wikipedia

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    Brennus, built in the late 19th century, was the first pre-dreadnought battleship of the French Navy. During this period, the French Navy experimented with the Jeune École, which emphasized cheap torpedo boats and cruisers instead of the expensive ironclad warships that had dominated naval construction in the 1860s and 1870s, and so the navy ordered a series of experimental designs to ...

  4. French battleship Brennus - Wikipedia

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    The transport SS Dives broke her anchor chain in Toulon harbor on 4 December and collided with Brennus. The battleship was not significantly damaged, but Dives ran aground. By the beginning of 1907, the Reserve Division had been enlarged into a squadron, but it was redesignated as the Division d'instruction (Training Division) on 15 February.

  5. La Galissonnière-class cruiser - Wikipedia

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    After the successful Allied landings in Morocco and Algeria, in November 1942, the Germans occupied the Zone libre, and tried to seize the French warships in Toulon, (Operation Lila). But the three La Galissonière-class cruisers, La Galissonnière, Jean de Vienne, Marseillaise, as most of the ships based at Toulon, were scuttled, on 27 ...

  6. Scuttling of the French fleet at Toulon - Wikipedia

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    Vichy military authorities lived in fear of a coup de main organised by the British or by the Free French. The population of Toulon, defiant of the Germans, mostly supported the Allies; the soldiers and officers were hostile to the Italians who were seen as "illegitimate victors" and duplicitous. The fate of the fleet, in particular, seemed ...

  7. French battleship Jean Bart (1940) - Wikipedia

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    Jean Bart instead remained in Casablanca, where Free French authorities had already set about readying the ship for sea. [27] [28] [29] Options to complete the ship without US assistance were limited; the scuttling of the French fleet in Toulon in November 1942 wrecked much of the shipyard facilities, and Brest would not be liberated until ...

  8. A Complete Guide to Rebecca Yarros’s Books - AOL

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    $11.27 at amazon.com. Eyes Turned Skyward by Rebecca Yarros (2014). Series it belongs in: Flight & Glory #2 Average Goodreads rating: 4.24 A standout reader review: “Such a great romance, keeps ...

  9. Category:World War II warships scuttled at Toulon - Wikipedia

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    Pages in category "World War II warships scuttled at Toulon" The following 50 pages are in this category, out of 50 total. This list may not reflect recent changes. ...