Pierre Boulat
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De Gaulle and french politic
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De Gaulle and french politic
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De Gaulle and french politic
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De Gaulle and french politic
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De Gaulle and french politic
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De Gaulle and french politic
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De Gaulle and french politic
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De Gaulle and french politic
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De Gaulle and french politic
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De Gaulle and french politic
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De Gaulle and french politic
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At Mont Valerien, outside Paris for the commemoration ceremonies with veterans - Paris, June 1958 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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At Mont Valerien, outside Paris for the commemoration ceremonies - Paris, June 1958 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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Reviewing the naval troops in Toulon on the national day, July 14, 1958 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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Reviewing the naval troops in Toulon on the national day, July 14, 1958 -
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Demonstrations against the referedum for the Independence of Algeria -Place de la République - Paris september 1958 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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Demonstrations against the referedum for the Independence of Algeria -Place de la République - Paris september 1958 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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Demonstrations against the referedum for the Independence of Algeria -Place de la République - Paris september 1958 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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Demonstrations against the referedum for the Independence of Algeria -Place de la République - Paris september 1958 -
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Usual gesture of general de Gaulle - Corsica November 1961 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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In the crowd - Corsica November 1961 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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In Corsica - de Gaulle and the old lady in the crowd. November 1961 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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In Corsica - Examining the model of a new district of Ajaccio- November 1961 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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Portrait in Corsica - November 1961 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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In Corsica - November 1961 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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Arriving in south of France - November 1961 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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Speech in Orange, south of France. November 1961 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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With school children in Corsica - November 1961 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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Portrait in south of France. November 1961 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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Press conference at the Elysée Palace - Paris, May 1962 -
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De Gaulle in Le Havre for the funerals of former french president René Coty - November 1962 This photograph has been published in Time Magazine who erased the arm of the gendarme following him, as as symbol of his political isolation. -
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Press conference at the Elysée Palace - Paris, July 1963 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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Laying of a wreath to the Unknown Soldier, on the occasion of the ceremonies of November 11, in the presence of the veterans. Nov 1964 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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Laying of a wreath to the Unknown Soldier, on the occasion of the ceremonies of November 11, in the presence of the veterans. Nov 1964 -
De Gaulle and french politic
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Laying of a wreath to the Unknown Soldier, on the occasion of the ceremonies of November 11, in the presence of the veterans. Nov 1964
De Gaulle and french politic
Born in 1890 in Lille, General de Gaulle has always maintained a very special relationship with the French, both aggravating and admiring. The man of the call of June 18 in London, becomes president of the provisional government of France, restores the Republic and lays the foundations of a new France. In disagreement with the political parties, he resigned from the government in January 1946. He then began a long crossing of the desert, which ended in 1958. As a sole means of settling the Algerian conflict, he returned to power, endowed France of a new constitution and carried out profound reforms: decolonization, the construction of Europe and national independence. Following the crisis of May 1968, the general proposed a referendum on reforms to come. Rejected, he withdrew and died 18 months later in Colombey-les-deux-églises.
