De Gaulle
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| Originally published | 1965 |
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| Authors | Jean Lacouture |
| Genres | Biography |
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| ID | 2932364 |
About De Gaulle
Israel-Gaza war: The Red Cross's delicate role in hostage crises
... It s a fascinating collection: one card confirms that Charles De Gaulle, France s World War Two leader and later its president, had been taken prisoner at the battle of Verdun in 1916...
Laurence Fox: The actor who became a political activist
... The audience saw Fox step out of character - that of French statesman Charles De Gaulle - and chastise the heckler with robust language...
Macron looks on as France's Africa policy crumbles
... " So to return to the original question: if French influence is on the wane in Africa, how come it is now that we are seeing the fiercest backlash against it? Surely it would have been more appropriate when former President Charles De Gaulle s Jacques Foccart, really was arranging coups d état in the 1960s and beyond, and when bags of dirty money really were transiting to Le Bourget airport near Paris...
Foreign Office warns Britons over travel to France during riots
... Paris Aeroport, which manages Orly and Charles De Gaulle airports, reported road and rail disruptions from the capital to its airports from 21:00 local time...
France riots: Nanterre rocked by killing and unrest
... There is a theatre, a university, the national opera dance school, and a large park named after former President Charles De Gaulle s culture minister André Malraux...
Easter travel: Millions set for getaway with delays likely
... Protesters also caused disruption at Paris s Charles De Gaulle Airport on Thursday, blocking a main road to one of its main terminals, forcing passengers to walk...
French protests: No risk for King after Bordeaux violence, says mayor
... " The unrest also disrupted train travel and saw teachers and workers at Paris s Charles De Gaulle Airport walk out of work...
Bordeaux town hall set on fire in France pension protests
... The protests, now on their ninth day, also disrupted train travel, oil refineries and saw teachers and workers at Paris s Charles De Gaulle Airport walk out of work...
Coronavirus: HMS Queen Elizabeth will remain in Portsmouth for the crew-test
The Carrier was due to sail from Portsmouth on Tuesday without the 800 crew on Board, coronavirus
tested on A planned sailing of the Aircraft Carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth has been postponed while The Crew members are tested for coronavirus.
The Carrier was due to sail from Portsmouth on Tuesday with 800 crew on Board.
The navy had originally planned to sail it, without any of The Crew will be pre-tested.
But, in The Last 24 hours, it is, conversely, to say that the decision there will be additional capacity in the Test.
On Wednesday, the Minister of defense, Ben Wallace was to enable members about the plans to drive The Carrier down to the sea, in the light of recent Covid-19 outbreaks, A Number of US carriers and the French Navy 's Charles De Gaulle is asked.
Mr Wallace said deputies, he had The Captain of the HMS Queen Elizabeth, the full authority to return to port, if it is considered an outbreak and it was necessary to do so.
However, the Navy has since announced it would could be done to postpone the sailing until at least Thursday so Tests.
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Source of news: bbc.com