French Politicians and Elections 1951 1969

Informationen zum Autor As a Christian educator caught up in pornography and gay interests, I assumed there was no way out; arrested and cast aside by my church family and those close to me. Then, at my lowest, the Lord rescued me and commissioned me to share my testimony with others who have been rejected and forsaken. He said to tell them of His love. A retired civil servant, I reside in upstate New York; my passions-reading, writing, bicycling, and being a servant sharing my story to reach others who have lost their way. The Lord made it clear to Write the vision and make it plain. You will begin snatching people out of the clay, the muck, and the mire by embracing those erroneous lifestyles. I have expanded your consciousness; therefore, share what you have learned. They will listen to you when they don't listen to others. You will speak to millions. Make certain you give them the unadulterated Biblical word.-This text refers to the paperback edition. Klappentext A series of essays! originally published in 1970! surveying French elections in the Fourth and Fifth Republics. Zusammenfassung Originally published in 1970! this collection of essays form an indispensable guide to anyone interested in the background to and achievements of de Gaulle's regime. They survey French elections in the Fourth and Fifth Republics: the issues! the changing methods of campaigning! and the sharp mutations in voting behaviour. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; Principal dates; Part I. The Reign of the Parties: 1. The balance-sheet of the Fourth Republic (1958); 2. De Gaulle frustrated (the 1951 election); 3. Antoine Pinay and the revenge of the Right (1952); 4. Pierre Mend?-France and the revolt against conservatism (1953); 5. An old Parliament and a new majority? (1954); 6. 'Throw the rascals out!' (the 1956 election); 7. Political compromise on Seine and Potomac (1957); 8. Provincial, pressure-group and presidential politics (1959); Part II. The Algerian Settlement and the New Regime: 9. The fall of the Fourth Republic (1958); 10. A new political world (the 1958 referendum and election) Martin Harrison; 11. Algerian self-determination (the 1961 referendum); 12. Algerian independence (the April 1962 referendum) Martin Harrison; 13. The General triumphs (the autumn 1962 referendum and election); Part III. The Tribulations of the Left: 14. Cautionary tale for Socialists (1960); 15. The Republican collapse (1958); 16. First signs of recovery (1961); 17. De Gaulle's challenger: Gaston Defferre (1964); 18. The Communist riposte (1965); Part IV. The Struggle for the Succession: 19. Party, presidency and parish pump (the 1965 municipal elections); 20. The rivals emerge (the 1965 presidential election); 21. A precarious majority (the 1967 election) David Goldey; 22. Change in the Conservative west (the 1967 election in a region) David Goldey; 23. A precarious regime: the events of May 1968 David Goldey; 24. The party of fear: the election of June 1968 David Goldey; 25. Gaullism without de Gaulle? The 1969 referendum and presidential election; Index; Maps 1?; Tables 1?....

Klappentext
A series of essays, originally published in 1970, surveying French elections in the Fourth and Fifth Republics.

Zusammenfassung
Originally published in 1970, this collection of essays form an indispensable guide to anyone interested in the background to and achievements of de Gaulle's regime. They survey French elections in the Fourth and Fifth Republics: the issues, the changing methods of campaigning, and the sharp mutations in voting behaviour.

Inhalt
Introduction; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations; Principal dates; Part I. The Reign of the Parties: 1. The balance-sheet of the Fourth Republic (1958); 2. De Gaulle frustrated (the 1951 election); 3. Antoine Pinay and the revenge of the Right (1952); 4. Pierre Mend-France and the revolt against conservatism (1953); 5. An old Parliament and a new majority? (1954); 6. 'Throw the rascals out!' (the 1956 election); 7. Political compromise on Seine and Potomac (1957); 8. Provincial, pressure-group and presidential politics (1959); Part II. The Algerian Settlement and the New Regime: 9. The fall of the Fourth Republic (1958); 10. A new political world (the 1958 referendum and election) Martin Harrison; 11. Algerian self-determination (the 1961 referendum); 12. Algerian independence (the April 1962 referendum) Martin Harrison; 13. The General triumphs (the autumn 1962 referendum and election); Part III. The Tribulations of the Left: 14. Cautionary tale for Socialists (1960); 15. The Republican collapse (1958); 16. First signs of recovery (1961); 17. De Gaulle's challenger: Gaston Defferre (1964); 18. The Communist riposte (1965); Part IV. The Struggle for the Succession: 19. Party, presidency and parish pump (the 1965 municipal elections); 20. The rivals emerge (the 1965 presidential election); 21. A precarious majority (the 1967 election) David Goldey; 22. Change in the Conservative west (the 1967 election in a region) David Goldey; 23. A precarious regime: the events of May 1968 David Goldey; 24. The party of fear: the election of June 1968 David Goldey; 25. Gaullism without de Gaulle? The 1969 referendum and presidential election; Index; Maps 1; Tables 1.

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