Jean Trémoulet, the Unloved Consul-General, MARGARET BARRETT "... At that moment of heightened emotion a branch of the Free French movement, de Gaulle’s answer to Pétainism, began to take shape in Sydney; a tiny one, led by the Mauritian gastroenterologist Dr Louis Gellé, simultaneously took root in Perth.
Brenac quickly became the movement’s unofficial leader in New South Wales and, at the end of 1940, de Gaulle’s Australian representative. ..." Laurent Laloup le jeudi 14 septembre 2017 Contribution au livre ouvert de Louis Gellé | 
