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What decisions did Charles de Gaulle make in World War 2?
Charles de Gaulle was the leader of the French government in exile during World War II. He was also in charge of the Resistance Movement that battled the Germans during that time.
What did Charles de Gaulle say about D-day?
Vive la France
Who was the French president during the Cold War?
The president of France in the cold war , was General Charles De Gaulle.
French President Charles de Gaulle attempted to return to France to the status of a world power by?
French President Charles DE Gaulle attempted to return France to the status of a world power by: A. investing B. entering a new series of alliances with African countries. C investing heavily in nuclear weapons. D. petitioning for financial aid from the United Nations. relief fund -.......Your answer should be C.
Who was Charles de Gaulle in Paris?
Charles de Gaulle in Paris was an Frenchman and a french General which led the French resistance against the German Army. Later he was an political in the government.
Who was the leader of the French Resistance against Germans in World War 2?
Maurice Gamelin until the fall of France and then Henri Giraud/Charles de Gaulle
Who lead France in world war 2?
some would argue that it was Charles de Gaulle but he was based in London. others will say...............the Germans as they occupied france.
Charles de Gaulle was what of france?
He was the President of France
Who was the leader of France in 1948?
The leader of France in 1940 was Charles De Gaulle. When the Germans took over France, he moved the government to England. After the war, he was elected president of France for several terms.
What country did Charles de gaulle lead?
France
Charles de gaulle was a leader of which country?
France
What decisions did Charles de Gaulle make in World War 2?
Charles de Gaulle was the leader of the French government in exile during World War II. He was also in charge of the Resistance Movement that battled the Germans during that time.
Who was the president of France in the 1960s?
In 1960 the French president was the general Charles de Gaulle.
Why was Charles de Gaulle airport called Roissy?
It was originally known as Roissy because the largest part of it was built on the territory of the village of Roissy-en-France. Charles de Gaulle (after the late president of France) is its official name. In France it is frequently referred to as Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle.
What terms of surrender did Hitler demand of the French after fall of France in 1940. What was general Charles de Gaulle's reaction?
Hitler demanded that two thirds of France was to be occupied by the Germans. The French army was to be disbanded
What terms of surrender did Hitler demand of the french after the fall of France in 1940 and what was general Charles De Gaulle's reaction?
Hitler demanded that two thirds of France was to be occupied by the Germans. The French army was to be disbanded
Who succeeded Charles de Gaulle as president of France?
The then prime Minister Georges Pompidousucceded Charles de Gaulle as president.
