Free Belgian Forces
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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Free Belgian Forces were members of the Belgian armed forces in World War II who continued fighting against the Axis after the surrender of Belgium and its subsequent occupation by the Germans. The Belgians fought in several theaters of the war, including Great Britain, East Africa, the Mediterranean, and Northwestern Europe. The decision of King Léopold III to surrender on May 28, 1940 was not accepted by members of the Belgian government in- exile (under Prime-Minister Hubert Pierlot), who had fled first to Paris and later to London. Under the…mehr

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Free Belgian Forces were members of the Belgian armed forces in World War II who continued fighting against the Axis after the surrender of Belgium and its subsequent occupation by the Germans. The Belgians fought in several theaters of the war, including Great Britain, East Africa, the Mediterranean, and Northwestern Europe. The decision of King Léopold III to surrender on May 28, 1940 was not accepted by members of the Belgian government in- exile (under Prime-Minister Hubert Pierlot), who had fled first to Paris and later to London. Under the auspices of this government, Belgian armed forces were organized to continue military operations as part of the Allies, and existing Belgian colonial troops in the Belgian Congo were made available to the Allied war effort