Service de Renseignements de la France Libre

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The Service de Renseignements de la France Libre was the Free French intelligence service during World War II, responsible for gathering information and conducting clandestine operations against Axis forces before being reorganized into later resistance and intelligence structures.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Free French organization
intelligence agency
activity coordinating with Allied intelligence
gathering information on Axis forces
organizing clandestine networks
alliedWith Allied powers
British intelligence services
Special Operations Executive
conflict Second World War
linked to: World War II
country Free France
dissolvedAfter Liberation of France
foundedBy Charles de Gaulle
headquartersLocation London
linked to: London, England
historicalPeriod 20th century
ideology Gaullism
jurisdiction Free French government-in-exile
language French
notableFor clandestine work against German occupation
supporting the French Resistance
operatedIn World War II
opposed Axis powers
Nazi Germany
Vichy regime
partOf Free French Forces
reorganizedInto later Free French intelligence structures
resistance intelligence networks in occupied France
role clandestine operations
espionage
military intelligence
support to resistance networks

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Bureau Central de Renseignements et d’Action precededBy Service de Renseignements de la France Libre
Renseignement et action associatedWith Free French intelligence services
linked to: Service de Renseignements de la France Libre