DFL
| Definition | : | Division Française Libre French Means: Free French Division |
| Category | : | Governmental » Military |
| Country/Region | : | France  |
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What does DFL mean?
Free French Division (French: Division Française Libre, DF) was a military unit during World War II.
DFL was composed of French forces who rallied to the Free French Forces, led by General Charles de Gaulle, and fought alongside the Allies against Nazi Germany.
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Deutsche Fußball Liga [German Football League] |
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DFL | Degree of Financial Leverage | |
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DFL | Dunfermline Queen Margaret | |
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DFL | David Florida Laboratory | |
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DFL | Designated Forest Land |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the full form of DFL in Military?
The full form of DFL is Division Française Libre
What are the full forms of DFL in Governmental?
Designated Forest Land | Division Française Libre
What is the full form of DFL in France?
Translation
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