 Complete the following phrase:  No other nation was attacked as frequently and violently as Britain was in Vichy propaganda. In Pétains radio speeches, Britain was always portrayed as the Other, a nation that was the complete antithesis of everything good in France, the blood-soaked Perfidious Albion and the relentless eternal enemy of France whose ruthlessness knew no bounds. Joan of Arc, who had fought against England, was made into the symbol of France partly for that reason. The chief themes of Vichy Anglophobia were British selfishness in using and then abandoning France after instigating wars, British treachery and British plans to take over French colonies. The three examples that were used to illustrate these themes were the Dunkirk evacuation in May 1940, the Royal Navy attack at Mers-el-Kébir on the French Mediterranean fleet that killed over 1,300 French sailors in July 1940 and the failed 