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France 24: Charles de Gaulle's eldest son Phillipe dead at 102

Phillipe served in the Free French forces during WWII and eventually reached the rank of admiral in the liberated French state.

Statue of Charles de Gaulle. (Photo: olrat/Shutterstock)

France 24 reports that Phillipe de Gaulle, French WWII hero and later President Charles de Gaulle's eldest son, has passed away at the age of 102.

While more low key than his father, Phillipe joined the Free French forces fighting the Axis and eventually rose to the rank of admiral and served as a French Senator.

Phillipe also dedicated himself to preserving the memory of his father in numerous books.

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