De GaulleHaus Publishing, 2003 - 170 páginas Charles de Gaulle, saviour of France's honour in 1940 and founder of the Fifth Republic in 1958, was a man of contradictions. A conservative who brought the communists into his government and an imperialist who completed France's decolonisation in Algeria. |
Índice
Resistance 19401942 | 12 |
Government and Opposition 19441958 | 31 |
Inventing de Gaulle 19531958 | 51 |
Power 19581969 | 70 |
19581962 | 79 |
Pursuit of Grandeur | 94 |
19581968 | 109 |
and After | 122 |
Notes | 144 |
Further Reading | 160 |
Términos y frases comunes
18 June Adenauer Africa Alain Peyrefitte Algeria Algérie française Algiers Allies American announced army become Britain British broadcast C'était de Gaulle cent CFLN Charles de Gaulle Churchill Colombey Communists constitution Debré defeat Dulac economic elections empire Europe European Fifth Republic forces form a government Fouchet Plan Fourth Republic France France's François Mitterrand Free French French history Gaulle Paris Gaulle's Gaulle's career Gaulle's foreign policy Gaulle's political Gaullist Gaullist party Germany Giraud grandeur idea independence January leader leadership Liberation Malraux Marshal Pétain Massu Mauriac ment military Mitterrand Mollet nationalist negotiations never nuclear October parliament parliamentary party Paul Reynaud Pétain Peyrefitte Pflimlin pieds noirs Pinay politicians Pompidou president press conference prime minister provisional government referendum reform refused regime remained remarked Republican resigned Resistance return to power role Roosevelt Salan September social Socialists Soustelle Soviet Union speech St Cyr tion told Tournoux Treaty Vichy vote wanted
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