Charles de Gaulle

French military officer

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Life Classifications

French general , Statesman

Life ID

PL1588678278296

Verified Name

charles-de-gaulle

Life Type

Person Life

Birth

1890-Nov-22

Death

1970-Nov-09 ( at the age of 79 )

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2024-12-02

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2025-12-20

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208 Moments

2007

Jean de Gaulle's Retirement Marks End of Political Career, Ushers in New Era in French Politics.

2007

1994

Charles de Gaulle Continues Political Legacy Through European Parliament Service

1994

French nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle launched, marking pivotal moment in naval history.

18 May 1994

1990

Charles de Gaulle: French hero honored for WWII leadership and shaping modern France.

1990

1974

Renaming Charles de Gaulle Airport to honor former French president's legacy and pivotal role in history.

08 Mar 1974

1972

France Supports British EEC Membership: A Referendum Under Pompidou's Administration

1972

1970

Charles de Gaulle's Funeral: A Global Tribute to a French Leader's Legacy

12 Nov 1970

National Mourning Event Honoring Charles de Gaulle, a French leader's legacy and impact remembered.

12 Nov 1970

Charles de Gaulle’s Legacy and National Mourning: A Reflection on French History

09 Nov 1970

Charles de Gaulle: Legacy of a French Political Giant

09 Nov 1970

Gaullo-Mitterrandism: French political consensus on independence in global affairs in the 1970s'

1970

1969

Charles de Gaulle's Retreat at La Boisserie: Writing Memoirs of Hope and Leadership

1969

Transition of power in France: Pompidou succeeds de Gaulle, focusing on modernization and stability.

01 Jun 1969

De Gaulle's Failed Reforms Lead to Presidential Resignation and Political Shifts

28 Apr 1969

De Gaulle Resigns After Failed Referendum: Impact on French Politics

28 Apr 1969

1968

De Gaulle's Defiance: Economic Challenges and Franc Devaluation in France

1968

Gaullist Party Triumphs in Post-Civil Unrest Elections

01 Jun 1968

De Gaulle dissolves National Assembly, wins elections, stabilizes France amidst social unrest.

30 May 1968

De Gaulle's Strategic Move to Germany Seeks Military Support Amid French Turmoil

29 May 1968

France's 1968 Civil Unrest: Mass protests challenge De Gaulle's leadership amid growing discontent.

01 May 1968

France's Economic Crisis and Social Unrest Undermines de Gaulle's Presidency

01 May 1968

De Gaulle Criticizes Israel's Occupation: Calls for Withdrawal from Six-Day War Territories

09 Jan 1968

1967

French Shift to Independent Nuclear Strategy: Emphasis on Sovereignty and Deterrence

01 Nov 1967

De Gaulle's "Vive le Québec libre!" sparks controversy and fuels Quebec sovereignty movement.

01 Jul 1967

1966

De Gaulle's Anti-War Speech in Phnom Penh: Criticizing US Involvement in Vietnam War

01 Sep 1966

France's Final Nuclear Test in Algeria: Transition from Colonial Past to Independent Nation

01 Jul 1966

France asserts sovereignty by withdrawing from NATO Military Command; De Gaulle champions independence.

01 Feb 1966

Charles de Gaulle's Second Term: Strengthening France's Sovereignty and Independence

08 Jan 1966

1965

De Gaulle's Re-election Amid Growing Dissent in France.

31 Dec 1965

Charles de Gaulle's Re-Election as French President: Symbol of Continuity and Stability

19 Dec 1965