De Gaulle and the World

Charles de Gaulle was not only the founder and the leader of the Fifth Republic, but also one of the most influential and visionary statesmen of the 20th century. His foreign policy was based on his principles and objectives of national sovereignty, international independence, and global balance. He challenged and criticized the superpowers, especially the United States, and he sought to establish a dialogue and a cooperation with various countries and regions, such as Germany, Europe, China, the Middle East, and Africa. He also supported and encouraged the movements of national liberation and non-alignment, which challenged the bipolar order of the Cold War.
This book reveals the complex and fascinating personality of de Gaulle, his ideas and values, his achievements and failures, his vision and his legacy. It explores de Gaulle's diplomatic career, his wartime leadership, his political struggles, his foreign policy, his ideology, his charisma, and his memory, offering a balanced and nuanced assessment of his life and his place in history.
De Gaulle and the World: A Diplomatic Life is the definitive biography of the man who shaped modern France and who still inspires and divides the French people today. It is a must-read for anyone interested in French history, politics, and culture. Order your copy today and discover the story of the man who had 'a certain idea of France'.