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A political history of France during the presidency of Charles de Gaulle, this book examines the challenges faced by the country as it attempted to navigate the turbulent waters of the Cold War. Brown Macridis provides a detailed analysis of de Gaulle's leadership style, his foreign policy initiatives, and his efforts to promote national unity. This book is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the history of modern France.
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