De Gaulle Triumphant (1960)

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024

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  • @nicolasviard2252
    @nicolasviard2252 2 года назад +46

    A great man. This century seems more than mediocre. No Churchill, no Roosevelt or De Gaulle.

  • @penguinegg01
    @penguinegg01 2 года назад +57

    De Gaulle, a great man and one of my historical and political heroes.

  • @philippeeljasz
    @philippeeljasz 2 года назад +46

    Avec le général la France était toute puissante !

  • @academiakukuzeliana4158
    @academiakukuzeliana4158 2 года назад +10

    The late Majesty Queen Elizabeth knew them all. The Titans of the glorious times...

  • @amaurydesaphy1378
    @amaurydesaphy1378 4 года назад +53

    The music is wonderful

  • @KingCharles3
    @KingCharles3 2 года назад +18

    Crazy to think that the Queen was there back in 1960 and is still around today!

    • @gabrielfleck6756
      @gabrielfleck6756 2 года назад +16

      alas, not anymore my friend

    • @KingCharles3
      @KingCharles3 2 года назад +10

      @@gabrielfleck6756 😢

    • @Int-p123
      @Int-p123 9 месяцев назад +1

      ​@KingCharles3 no merry Christmas this year...

  • @youssefhakim1055
    @youssefhakim1055 Год назад +5

    It is only in times of desastrous crisis that democracies vote for strong and great persons. In better times, they prefer mediocre ones.

  • @gian1821
    @gian1821 2 года назад +3

    Que pro el Charles De Gaulle

  • @peterpluim7912
    @peterpluim7912 Месяц назад

    - He didn’t leave his command because he had no command. He was a very junior general but the undersecretary of war in the last government Renault. As a general, he was useless for the British. As the only minister in the French government willing to evacuate to the UK, he was priceless. If a cabinet minister had been willing to go to France, we might all have forgotten about De Gaulle.
    - He earned the respect of the French in London by his personality and his political acumen. Generals like De Lattre De Tassigny and Leclerc de Hauteclocque learned to trust him, he created links with the French resistance and even managed to establish some form of authority but above all, he defended France as a beggar and was very good at it.
    - He landed not as a general but as a politician dressed in the last military uniform he was allowed to wear: that of a brigade general. He did exactly as Zelensky does today, but Zelensky never had a military rank.
    - When he landed, he brought with him French Francs and made the US Military Occupation money worthless. The master manipulator Roosevelt more or less abhorred De Gaulle but he was unable to outsmart him.
    - De Gaulle was a morally and physically courageous man. He was vocal about the idiocy of the Maginot line, something his superiors didn’t like. He abandoned Pétain, a man he revered as a father, when most of the world thought Hitler was invincible and the UK was done for. He antagonised both Churchill and Roosevelt, knowing full well the stories about the death of Polish general Sikorsk another general who became the political leader of his country in exile.
    - He entered Paris at a time there were still shots fired and his staff wanted him to stay safe. He knew he had to be there to counter any attempt of a coup by the communists and he went.
    I can go on and on but you probably know all this. I don’t blame you. De Gaulle trolled the British by doing what they really wanted: he blocked the entry of the UK in the EU. Years later, the British confirmed he was right. :)

    • @toto123456ish
      @toto123456ish День назад +1

      He wrote a book about tank warfare in the 30s, his army bosses were not amused but guess who in Germany paid close attention to what he wrote... I am currently reading his memoires and boy this dude had some life. Incredible political acumen and an iron will.

    • @peterpluim7912
      @peterpluim7912 День назад

      @@toto123456ish I respect the man enormously but don’t take his memoires at face value. He learned from Churchill that is important to write your own history. :)

    • @toto123456ish
      @toto123456ish День назад

      @@peterpluim7912 Don't worry, I am old enough to know there is no such thing as objective truth in historical matters but I might as well get the story from the man himself.

  • @Ryan-on5on
    @Ryan-on5on Год назад +2

    Having had the fortune of knowing personally these true leviathans of the preceding century (e.g., Churchill, de Gaulle, Roosevelt, Eisenhower, Enoch Powell, the Duke of York), no doubt her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II found the personages (political or otherwise) of this century to be resolutely mediocre, trite, and bland in comparison to the towering giants of her youth!

  • @angloaust1575
    @angloaust1575 Год назад

    He fled to england in 1940 leaving his command
    Returned in 1944 after the
    Americans and british had
    Secured the beaches
    And entered paris as a hero
    Having only broadcasted
    Over the radio while in
    Absentia!

    • @rhummgrand-sorcier7129
      @rhummgrand-sorcier7129 Год назад +6

      The thing you don't understand is that De Gaulle was the symbol of France, Vichy France was ruled by the germans so Free France was the only remains of the country, De Gaulle not only maintain France but impose France to the allies and change theirs plans so for your pov of anglo-americain or something else, he did nothing but from our pov he litterally saved the country or else it would be a second rank nation. Also he was our best president every Republic considered.

    • @rhummgrand-sorcier7129
      @rhummgrand-sorcier7129 Год назад +3

      He's victory was saving France.

    • @angloaust1575
      @angloaust1575 Год назад

      France didn't do anything to help
      Poland in spite of the treaty
      After Declaring war in 1939
      Where was degaulle then
      Did he make an armoured thrust
      Into Germany!

    • @khagarajpadadaschandra9327
      @khagarajpadadaschandra9327 Год назад +2

      ​@@angloaust1575that time he was not in power

    • @francinesicard464
      @francinesicard464 4 месяца назад

      Of course, he fled to England; on 2 August, 1940, the Vichy regime had condemned him to death by court martial in absentia!

  • @AnarchismKnowsNoBorders
    @AnarchismKnowsNoBorders 2 года назад +4

    Mon soutien est pour Monsieur Macron : le meilleur président de la Ve République ! Même De Gaulle n’est pas à son niveau => sa politique intérieure, sa diplomatie internationale : tout me pousse vers lui… En fait, je crois que je l’aime

    • @AnarchismKnowsNoBorders
      @AnarchismKnowsNoBorders 2 года назад +2

      Le meilleur, le fort, l'intelligence💪
      Le souverain, la royauté, la France 💶🇨🇵
      Économiquement, techniquement
      Le meilleur président qu'il soit, Charles de Gaulle ? Non.
      J'ai bien nommé Emmanuel Macron, le meilleur président au monde, le meilleur président que la France a connu.

    • @AnarchismKnowsNoBorders
      @AnarchismKnowsNoBorders 2 года назад +1

      Le président macron est le sauveur et le père fondateur de la nouvelle-france. Même jésus et de gaulle sont inférieurs à lui. Vive le grand macron Je m’incline chaque jour devant sa photo

    • @mariabrett6712
      @mariabrett6712 2 года назад +13

      @@AnarchismKnowsNoBorders je ne suis pas d'accord avec vous

    • @alainproviste3523
      @alainproviste3523 2 года назад

      Le meilleur fossoyeur de la France, oui. La marionnette des mondialistes. Visiblement, elle est bonne ta came.

    • @patrickessel3317
      @patrickessel3317 2 года назад +14

      Tu te moques de qui là, avec ton avatar d'anarchiste ? Tu penses qu'on te croit ? 🤔 😕 🙄 🤪

  • @shirtless6934
    @shirtless6934 Год назад +1

    Appropriate that DeGaulle should come to England to thank them for saving France. While Americans and British fought and died Asparagus sat on his duff in London.

    • @davyroger3773
      @davyroger3773 Год назад

      That’s the High Asparagus to you

    • @Jugement
      @Jugement Год назад

      Ah yes, and who ran their asses back to their island 6 weeks into the war while covered by the French army again ? Dont act clownish. The price of blood has been paid by all