The Three Lives Of Charles De Gaulle, A Biography by David Schoenbrun
The Three Lives Of Charles De Gaulle, A Biography by David Schoenbrun
Hardcover
Publisher: McClelland and Stewart Ltd 1966, 1st Edition
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For a quarter of a century Charles de Gaulle successfully defied the most powerful men in the world and survived them all. His wartime allies, Roosevelt, Stalin and Churchill died while the indestructible Frenchman disputed with their successors- Macmillan, Khrushchev, Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy. One by one they too expired or retired but Charles de Gaulle continued to stride across the stage of history, declaiming the grandeur of his nation, demanding a place among the world's greats. Twenty-five years later after his jousts with Franklin Roosevelt, de Gaulle was fighting the same battles with Roosevelt's onetime protégé Lyndon Johnson. And in December 1965, decades after his first election the fabulous French-man stood for another seven-year term as President of France.
