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Photograph 020811 Second World War, 1939-1945General De Verdilhac and a group of British officers on the Beirut wharf when Vichy troops sailed for France.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A party of Vichy French officers, including General De Verdilhac, watching the ship “Providence” sail from Beirut for France. Also in the group are several British officers.
General De Verdilhac and a group of British officers on the Beirut wharf when Vichy troops sailed for France.

BEIRUT, LEBANON. 1941-09. GENERAL DE VERDILHAC, FORMER DEPUTY COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, VICHY FRENCH FORCES IN SYRIA, WHO HAS BEEN COLLABORATING WITH MAJOR-GENERAL J.I. CHRYSTALL, CBE, MC, ON THE SYRIAN COM

Depicts a group of officers at a table signing the Syrian Armistice at Acre in Palestine, 1941. General Wilson, the commander of British Troops in Palestine and Transjordan is seen at centre, with bal

Depicts a group of officers at a table signing the Syrian Armistice at Acre in Palestine, 1941. General Wilson, the commander of British Troops in Palestine and Transjordan is seen at centre, with bal
GENERAL ANDRE DE VERDILHAC AND OTHER VICHY FRENCH REPRESENTATIVES ARRIVE TO DISCUSS TERMS OF AN ARMISTICE.

GENERAL DE VERDILHAC SIGNS THE PRELIMINARY AGREEMENT FOR VICHY AT ACRE.
