Washington, D. C.--General De Gaulle At Press Confab. This is candid view of General Charles DeGaulle, President of the French Provisional...
Charles De Gaulle And Georges Bidault In Paris, France On August 26, 1944 - Charles De Gaulle And Georges Bidault in front Arc de triomphe .
French President Charles de Gaulle gestures during the tape recording of his speech to the French people. The speech marks de Gaulle's appeal for...
General Charles de Gaulle leads a triumphant procession down Champs-Elysees as part of the celebration of the liberation of Paris. To the right of de...
Portrait of, from left, French General Henri Giraud , the commandant in chief of the French Free forces based in the North Africa, American President...
The 1959 Bastille Day Parade, an impressive celebration calculated to make every Frenchman's heart beat faster with emotion and pride, was the first...
Brazaville, French Equatorial Africa: French Premier Charles De Gaulle stretches out his arms to emphasize a point during his speech at Potopoto, a...
French President Charles de Gaulle speaking in Paris about Britain's entry into the Common Market, 28th November 1967.
Former West-German chancellor, Konrad Adenauer and French President Charles De Gaulle leaving the Elysee Palace after a meeting, Paris, November 1964.
London, England: Charles De Gaulle chats with Queen Mother Elizabeth during London reception. WWII photograph.
President Charles De Gaulle, wearing a khaki brigadier general's uniform, turns in his seat on the reviewing stand to watch the 1959 Bastille Day...
Charles de Gaulle , French President, inspecting the Chelsea Pensioners in London during a state visit to Great Britain, April 1960.
General Wladyslaw Sikorski of Poland, Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and General Charles de Gaulle of France gather with other officers for a tank...
Bayeux, France: With small boys leading the way, Gen. Charles de Gaulle walks through the streets of Bayeux, surrounded on all sides by enthusiastic...
French President Charles De Gaulle is met by West-German Chancellor, Konrad Adenauer at the airport in Bonn, West-Germany, at the start of an...
French General and President of France, Charles de Gaulle pictured conducting a question and answer session during a press conference at the Elysees...
Queen Elizabeth II stands in the Royal Box with Princess Margaret, Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, President Charles de Gaulle of France, Prince...
General Henri Giraud, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Charles de Gaulle, and Winston Churchill at the Casablanca Conference.
General De Gaulle returns to France from Baden-Baden, Germany, where he met with General Massu after the Paris riots.
French President Charles De Gaulle and his wife Yvonne relax at their country home. | Location: Hertforshire, England, UK.
General Charles de Gaulles waves to the crowd as he leaves his press conference at the Hotel Du Palais D'Orsay. De Gaulle, who was challenged by...
General Charles de Gaulle arrives at his former headquarters in Paris while France's new premier, Pierre Pflimlin warns that the country may be "on...
French general and Leader of the Free French forces, Charles de Gaulle pictured wearing military uniform as he sits in a garden chair in London circa...
Queen Elizabeth II talks with President Charles de Gaulle of France, with Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and Yvonne de Gaulle on left as the French...
French General and President of France, Charles de Gaulle pictured conducting a question and answer session during a news conference at the Elysees...
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia with French President Charles De Gaule in Addis Ababa in August 1966.
President Dwight D Eisenhower talks with French President Charles de Gaulle in the White House's Oval Office, Washington DC, April 25, 1960.
De Gaulle and Son at Garden Party. Washington, D.C.: Gen. Charles De Gaulle and his son, Phillipe, a French Naval Lieutenant who has been training in...
President Kennedy and French President Charles de Gaulle meet at the Vienna Conference, Vienna, Austria, June 1, 1961.
Queen Elizabeth II and President Charles de Gaulle of France ride together in an open Landau carriage as they travel from Victoria Station to...
President of France, Charles de Gaulle pictured standing in the rear seat platfor area of a convertible limousine with Chairman of the Polish Council...
General Charles de Gaulle, a pioneer of modern warfare who demonstrated great ability as a leader during World War II.
American Republican politician and 37th President of the United States, Richard Nixon pictured with French President Charles de Gaulle of France at...
Portrait souriant, pris en avril 1946, du général Charles de Gaulle prononçant un discours à la radio.
French President Charles de Gaulle shakes hands with US President Dwight Eisenhower on the tarmac at the airport, Washongton DC, April 22, 1960.
General Charles de Gaulle issues a call to the French people from London, England, June 18 just after the Nazi occupation of France. De Gaulle led...
French president Charles de Gaulle leaves his Citroen DS in Paris, 1961. His chauffeur is probably Francois Marroux.
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and leader of the Free French General Charles de Gaulle prepare for the invasion of France in January 1944...
Speaking from the balcony of the town hall in Strasbourg, General Charles de Gaulle urges the people of France to call a truce in their political...
Charles de Gaulle , the President of France, arrives at London Airport to attend the state funeral of former British Prime Minister Winston...
French general and Leader of the Free French forces, Charles de Gaulle takes part in a press conference with journalists at Free French headquarters...
Charles de Gaulle , Chief of the French Free Forces, passes by women soldiers as he inspects the French troops during the military parade celebrating...
Trip Of John F - Kennedy In Paris: President John F - Kennedy And President Charles De Gaulle On The Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier At The Arc De...
French President Charles de Gaulle meets a line of Chelsea Pensioners during a State Visit to London, April 1960.
