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2 nov 2010 · I Have Understood You: De Gaulle 1958-1962: Directed by Serge Moati. With Patrick Chesnais, Hubert Saint-Macary, Mathias Mlekuz, Pierre-Alain Chapuis.
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- 2010-11-02
- Serge Moati
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Synopsis. After being swept into power under extraordinary circumstances by the defenders of French Algeria—whom he assured during a now famous speech, " Je vous ai compris " ("I have understood you")—General de Gaulle would go on to grant Algeria its independence. CrEdits. Scriptwriters : Hugues Nancy, Christophe Barbier, Serge Moati.
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- French Algeria Rises…
- … and The Fourth Republic Collapses
- “I Understand You!"… Or Not
Prior to the events of May 1958 and his famous speech in June, De Gaulle has been out of power since 1946. France’s politically unstable Fourth Republic – afterwards nicknamed the le mal aimé, or “the unloved one” – had undergoes a major crisis with the Algerian War, squandering lives and resources in a conflict that it could not solve. Politicians...
Everything advanced rapidly. The new government was unable to regain control, the CSP called upon De Gaulle to come out of his silence and take power, the state of emergency was voted by the French National Assembly and Guy Mollet, leader of the Socialist Party, asked General de Gaulle what his intentions were. De Gaulle then gave a press conferenc...
Yet if the Fourth Republic fell without being really defended by the political class or France’s citizens, nothing presupposed the return of General de Gaulle. As French journalist and historian Paul-Marie de la Gorcewrote: Having crossed the political desert and overcome many obstacles, De Gaulle arrived in Algiers on June 4, 1958. He tries to rea...
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This well-researched documentary dramatizes Charles de Gaulle's changing positions regarding the Algerian War. Recently elected as president of the new Fifth Republic of France in 1958, de Gaulle issues his support to nationals and partisans in French Algeria.
