近日,巴黎最高法院就戴高乐手稿归属案做出最终判决:巴黎书信与手稿博物馆保存的一批戴高乐将军二战时期电文手稿属国家所有,要求上交政府,由国家档案馆保存。据了解,这批手稿共计313份,是戴高乐将军于1940年12月至1942年12月两年间亲笔撰写、发给“自由法国”的领导成员以及丘吉尔和斯大林的电报文稿。它们一直由当时担任戴高乐将军秘书的玛丽·泰勒兹女士保存,玛丽·泰勒兹去世后由其后人继续保存 Recently, the Supreme Court of Paris made the final verdict on the ownership of the manuscript of Charles de Gaulle: a group of General De Gaulles preserved by the Paris Letters and Manuscripts Museum during the World War II were all state drafts and were handed over to the government and kept by the National Archives. It is understood that a total of 313 copies of these manuscripts were autographed by General de Gaulle between December 1940 and December 1942 and sent to leaders of Free France and Telegrams from Churchill and Stalin. They were kept by Mary Taylor, the then Secretary of General de Gaulle, who was kept by her descendants after Marie Thales died