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Under de Gaulle's leadership France adopts an independent foreign policy.
The time was not yet ripe for de Gaulle's vision.
Most importantly of all, however, de Gaulle's government imposed an arms embargo on the Israeli state.
French trade with the Middle East increased by over fifty percent after de Gaulle's reforms.
Much is said not only about de Gaulle's services-politics, but also his mistakes.
In 1958, the PCF was the onlymajor French party which opposed Charles de Gaulle's return to power.
Coty had threatened to resign if de Gaulle's appointment was not approved by the National Assembly.
De Gaulle's visit to French-speaking Quebec in 1967 was heavily influenced by lingering tensions from a decade earlier.
It was therefore easy for Eisenhower to let De Gaulle's FFI take the charge.
De Gaulle's successors Georges Pompidou(1959-74) and Valéry Giscard d'Estaing(1974-1981) continued de Gaulle's African policy.
Jean Gabin joined General Charles de Gaulle's Free French Forces.
De Gaulle's vision intended to restore to France a dominant role in international affairs by the construction of a strong and united Europe as a counter-weight to American power.
The museum contains three galleries and six rooms(total 1,000 m²)documenting the history of the Free French Forces, de Gaulle's manuscripts, resistance activities, and the concentration camps.
De Gaulle's goals were to protect its nearby ex-colonies from Nigeria, to stop Soviet advances, and to acquire a foothold in the oil-rich Niger delta.[28].
There was the so-called student revolution of 1968,which rocked the Fifth Republic for a few weeks and diminished de Gaulle's personal standing, and there was a brief romance with left-wing terrorism in the early 1970s.
De Gaulle's foreign policy was centered around an attempt to limit the power and influence of both superpowers, and at the same time increase France's international prestige.
Even the“biographical” Le Coeur rebelle,Venner's memoir of the Algerian War and of the coup that sought to overturn De Gaulle's Fifth Republic, tells us little(in the conventional sense) about his family background and early formation.
De Gaulle's foreign policy was centered on an attempt to limit the power and influence of both superpowers, which would increase France's international prestige in relative terms.
Obviously, it was no accident, actually, that the French President's visit to the United States, and the above-mentioned speech had been prepared for the moment which,within the accuracy of one day coincided with French President Charles de Gaulle's speech made in the US Congress in 1960.
De Gaulle's views on foreign policy were distinguished by a striving to secure independent decision-making for France on important questions of European and international policy.
Specific authoritarian regimes may be closer to either the rightor the left political flank and adopt either a liberal-democratic image(de Gaulle's rule in France) or a right-conservative, reactionary and despotic(the reign of Perón in Argentina, Salazar in Portugal).
De Gaulle's resignation in 1969, and more importantly the 1970 election of the Liberals in Quebec under Robert Bourassa gave impetus to the calls on both sides for normalization of France-Canada relations.
While the ultra-Gaullists and the remaining members of the'Quebec Mafia' continue to occasionally cause headaches for Canada- such as a 1997 initiative by'Mafia' members to have the FrenchPost Office issue a stamp commemorating de Gaulle's 1967 visit to Montreal- never again would relations reach anything close to the hostility of the late 1960s.
Like most of the French left, Mendès France opposed de Gaulle's seizure of power in May 1958, when the mounting crisis in Algeria brought about a breakdown in the Fourth Republic system and the creation of a Fifth Republic.
Shortly after de Gaulle's 1967 Montreal address, the French Consulate-General in Quebec City, already viewed by many as a de facto embassy, was enlarged and the office of Consul General at Quebec replaced, by de Gaulle's order, with that of Consul General to the Quebec Government.
The repressive policy of Mollet in the Algerian War and his support for Charles de Gaulle's come-back in 1958(the party lead called to vote"yes" in referendum on Fifth Republic's constitution) caused a split and the foundation of the dissident Unified Socialist Party(PSU).
In particular, President Charles de Gaulle's attempts to exclude the British from European affairs during France's early Fifth Republic are now seen by many in Britain as a betrayal of the strong bond between the countries, and Anthony Eden's exclusion of France from the Commonwealth is seen in a similar light in France.