1. NEW REPUBLICS IN
FRANCE
By:
• valentina Andrade
• Juliana Diaz
• Alejandra Diaz

2. - Towns and cities were destroyed.
- Farmlands were ravaged
- Hardship for the French people.

3.  France adopted a new constitution
and proclaimed the fourth republic. It
fell during the late 1950s.

4.  Charles de gaulle saved the nation from a civil war
 Algeria want to be independent from france
 The new constitution created france´s fifth republic
and strong presidency
 Charles de gaulle was the first president of the fifth
republic
 He accepted Algerian independence
 France remained a political member of NATO

5.  In 1960´s political conditions whitin france
became unstable.
 Gaulle dissolves the national assembly and
called for general colelections.
 In 1969 the french people rejected de
gaullé´s proposed reform,and he ressigned
from office

6.  Charles de Gaulle was the
man seen by many French
people to have been their
true leader in World War
Two. He had a military
background, but he
quickly became the
political figurehead of the
Free French Movement
that was based in Great
Britain during WWII.
 President of the Fifth
Republic until 1969

7.  He was born in 1890 at Lille.
 He decided on a career in the army and he joined
the 33rd Infantry Regiment led by the then
Colonel Pétain.
 He fought in WWII, there he was wounded, he
experienced horrors but also the success of a
mobile campaign.
 In World War Two, Charles de Gaulle commanded
an armored division .
 Germany had a great deal of development, so
France had to surrender.

8.  He called on all French
people to resist the Nazi
occupiers. (Political role)
 He became the head of
the Free French
movement.
 France wasn’t part of the
“Big three” because of
the big differences
between Roosevelt, de
Gaulle and Churchill.