Charles De Gaulle’s Grand Design, 1967

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Charles De Gaulle’s Grand Design, 1967

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Charles De Gaulle’s Grand Design, 1967. De Gaulle in Montreal, 1967, Vive le Quebec francais. De Gaulle The president as monarch. The Concorde: French-led European technology. Pompidou, 1969-1974 . Very Big Presidential Projects: Pompidou’s Beaubourg Museum. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Charles De Gaulle’s Grand Design, 1967

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De Gaulle in Montreal, 1967, Vive le Quebec francais

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De GaulleThe president asmonarch

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The Concorde: French-led European technology

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Pompidou, 1969-1974

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Very Big Presidential Projects: Pompidou’s Beaubourg Museum

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Valery Giscard d’Estaing, an aristocratic president, 1974-1981

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Minitel: France catches up and surpasses in telephone communications

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Presidential modernization, also touchesWomen’s and consumer issues under Giscard.He appoints cutting-edge journalist, Francoise Giroud, former editor of Elle and founder withJean-Jacques Servan-Schrieber, of l’Express as the first undersecretary of state for women’s issues.

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Moving in different directions: Mitterand, the socialist president, with SPD chancellor, Helmut Schmidt, Margaret Thatcher, and Ronald Reagan, 1981

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Francois Mitterand, An imperious socialist president, 1981-1995

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The New National Library, or TGB (tres grande bibliotheque), a word play on another great undertaking of the 1980s, the TGV or trains a grande vitesse (super –fast trains

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Jacques Chirac, 1994-2008

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Prime Minister Andreotti with President Nixon, circa 1971

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1946 Giulio Andreotti (b. 1919) with mentor, Alcide De Gaspari

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Giulio Andreotti, 87, Senator-for-Life , 2007

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Enrico Berlinguer, Secretary of Italian Communist Party (PCI); spokesman for Euro-Communism, speaking at the annual party congress, 1976

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Aldo Moro, former prime minister, secretary of the Christian Democratic Party, force behind the idea of the historic compromise, kidnapped and

assassinated by the Red Brigades in 1978

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In May, 1978 after holding him 55 days, the Red Brigades murdered Aldo Moro to stop the historic compromise

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Funeral of Berlinguer after his premature death in 984. The European spokesman for “national” or “Euro- communism,” a form of social democracy seeking independence from Moscow and favoring the adaptation of Marxism to local requirements.

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Funeral of Berlinguer, 1984, the final salute

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Bettino Craxi: strong man head of Italian Socialist Party

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Bettino Craxi: longest serving prime minister, 1983-1987 on the eve of his ouster for corruption

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Craxi with a political protege, building and media magnate, and future prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, 1980s