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@[]####DE GAULLE IN ALGIERS MEETING WITH GIRAUD@[]#GENERAL DE GAULLE TO CHOOSE CABINET#DE GAULLE ALL SET FOR FULL POWERS TODAY#STUDENT UPOARS IN PARIS#DE GAULLE RESIGNS AFTER LOSING REFERENDUM@[]###LOOKING BACK ON THE GENERAL
The de Gaulle's had three children; the youngest daughter, Anne, was mentally impaired. On her death, shortly after the war, he said: "Now at last our child is just like all children."#At the height of the Algerian crisis, General de Gaulle survived four attempts on his life#Before the fall of France in 1940, de Gaulle was well known in military circles as an expert on mechanised warfare#In 1961, tanks surrounded the presidential palace to protect de Gaulle from a possible coup attempt by rebel French army units from Algeria#Petain signed the French armistice with Hitler in the same railway coach that saw the Germans surrender to the French in 1918
