De Gaulle's "War Memoirs" is a recollection of World War II from his own perspective and that of France. The book is divided into three volumes: The first volume is called "The Call" and the narrative time starts from 1940 to mid-1942. The second volume is titled "Unification" and begins in mid-1942 and ends in 1944. The third volume is titled "Deliverance" and begins in August 1944 and ends in January 1946. In "Memoirs of the War", General de Gaulle represents a true France that has lost none of its values despite its history of defeat and surrender. The book is a first-person account that details the course of World War II from his own point of view, focusing on themes such as France's refusal to cooperate with its enemy.
