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Anchor text: destruction of the French Army
Target Entity: Battle_of_France
Preceding Context: Saint-Exupéry continued to write until the spring of 1943, when he left the United States with American troops bound for North Africa in World War II. During the war, he initially flew a Bloch MB.170 with the GR II/33 reconnaissance squadron of the Armée de l'Air. After France's 1940 armistice with Germany, he voyaged to North America, escaping through Portugal and arriving in New York on the last day of 1940 with the intention of convincing the U.S. to quickly enter the conflict against Nazi Germany. On January 14, 1941 at a Hotel Astor author luncheon attended by approximately 1,500, he belatedly received his National Book Award, won a year earlier for Wind, Sand and Stars while he was occupied witnessing the
Succeeding Context: . Consuelo followed him to New York several months later after a chaotic migration to the southern French town of Oppède, were she had lived in an artist's commune.
Paragraph Title: American and Canadian sojourn and The Little Prince
Source Page: Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

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