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The 16 pages that link to Armistice of 22 June 1940, each with the reason it gives.

• Charles de GaulleCompared with: De Gaulle rejected the armistice as surrender and continued the war from abroad.

• French ResistanceRelated: The armistice established the occupation and political circumstances resistance movements opposed.

• Vichy FranceRelated: Its terms divided French territory and constrained the government based at Vichy.

• Battle of FranceBroader topic: Its terms imposed occupation and divided France into German-controlled and nominally unoccupied zones.

• German occupation of FranceRelated: Its terms established the occupation zone and constrained the French state.

• Armistice of 11 November 1918Compared with: It was a separate German armistice with France, not the 1918 agreement with the Allies.

• Free FranceRelated: Its terms divided France and prompted de Gaulle to reject the Vichy government’s surrender.

• Philippe PétainRelated: Pétain’s government signed it after choosing an armistice over continued resistance from metropolitan France.

• French LiberationRelated: Its terms divided France and left much of the country under German control.

• Fall of FranceBroader topic: Its terms formalized France’s defeat and divided the country into occupied and unoccupied zones.

• Free French ForcesRelated: The armistice prompted de Gaulle to reject surrender and continue the war from abroad.

• German military administration in occupied FranceRelated: Its clauses provided the immediate legal framework for German control of French territory.

• Pierre LavalRelated: The armistice created the divided French state in which Laval became a central official.

• Case AntonNarrower topic: Its territorial arrangements created the unoccupied zone that Case Anton eliminated.

• Attack on Mers-el-KébirRelated: Its terms and uncertain naval implications framed Britain’s demand.

• Robert PaxtonBroader topic: Its terms created the divided French state whose choices became central to Paxton’s scholarship.