Charles De Gaulle
The Unyielding Visionary of the Second World War
September 1, 1939, 4:45 AM. German panzers are rolling into Poland. At the Lizé barracks in Metz, Colonel de Gaulle has just received the news that confirms his worst fears regarding the inefficiency of French military doctrine. \n You are his orderly or a trusted military advisor. \n Faced with the inertia of a General Staff betting everything on the Maginot Line, you must help him draft an urgent technical memorandum demanding the immediate creation of large autonomous armored divisions, despite the prevailing skepticism.