Maurice Vaïsse offers us an analysis in this thick volume from 1998, republished in 2013, the very small font, the Gaullist foreign policy better known as the "size". As you will see from the summary above, that I refer here as the CNRS editions forgot to include it in the end douvrage, the author sweeps all aspects of diplomacy; all countries, all continents. We learn it, for naive (excuse), or will recognize, that the United States and lAngleterre have never been our friends (we knew that), as lAllemagne, today we play the role of loyal second Curved ready to lick the boots. The fable of the "Franco-German" engine of the European Union, and "treaty-de-lÉlysée-symbol-of-Union-for-all-the-life-darling-I love you" than lon serves us right school primary, shattered after reading this test demonstrates that the Germans have never been to a European union "European" but American, playing it to perfection the role the Americans have given them in 1945: the Trojan (role assigned to Japan in Asia); from where the "great," "extraordinary," "miraculous" German economic development (I recognize their industrial power) while we reculions.
Beyond the Boche treachery, Mauritius Vaïsse cleverly divided his work into two periods: 1958 1962, 1963 1969 and, as it is true that the general attitude changed after signing the Treaty of lÉlysée very useless, knowing that it would be alone against the Anglo-Saxon world that he was facing since 1940. I am pleased that French lopinion has always supported de Gaulle, contrary to the "notable and notorious" journos, industrial and financial, those who participated in the French spring of 1968, which is none other quun suddenly organized and financed by abroad, as there was in Libya, Egypt, Czechoslovakia, Syria, and now Ukraine. I wait impatiently for the posthumous trial May 68, as well as Mitterrand, Pompidou, Giscard and other Mendes-France, Monnet, Schumann.
I recommend to all this beautiful French test, not to forget that we were "before" that we could and knew how, before falling, and above all to properly vote!
Vive de Gaulle! Vive Greatness! Vive la France!