Noguès, General Auguste
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Noguès, General Auguste (1876–1971),C-in-C French forces in North Africa in September 1939 who became so notorious for changing sides during the course of the war that he was nicknamed General ‘No-yes’. He became the
Vichy French resident-general of French Morocco and broke the terms of the Franco-German
armistice by keeping his irregular mountain forces, the
Goums, fully armed and trained. His troops and naval forces resisted the US landings in French Morocco at the start of the
North African campaign in November 1942, but he then agreed to serve the Allies. In June 1943
de Gaulle forced his resignation and he retired to Portugal. In 1947 he was sentenced
in absentia to 20 years' imprisonment for
collaboration and was arrested in 1956 when he returned to France, but was then released.
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