Bidault, Georges (-Augustin)
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born Oct. 5, 1899, Moulins, France
died Jan. 27, 1983, Cambo-les-Bains, near Bayonne
French statesman and Resistance leader in World War II. After being imprisoned in Germany (1940), he returned to France (1941) and worked with the National Council of Resistance, which he headed in 1943.
He helped found the
Popular Republican Movement (1944) and supported Charles de Gaulle's wartime government. After the war he briefly served twice as prime minister and three times as minister of foreign affairs. In 1958 he broke with de Gaulle and opposed Algerian independence. He advocated terrorism to prevent independence, went underground, and was forced into exile (1962–68).
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Bidault, Georges (-Augustin) — (5 oct. 1899, Moulins, Francia–27 ene. 1983, Cambo les Bains, cerca de Bayona). Estadista francés y líder de la resistencia en la segunda guerra mundial. Después de estar encarcelado en Alemania (1940), regresó a Francia (1941) y trabajó en el… … Enciclopedia Universal
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Georges Bidault — Georges Augustin Bidault (* 5. Oktober 1899 in Moulins, Auvergne; † 27. Januar 1983 in Cambo les Bains) war ein französischer Politiker. Im Zweiten Weltkrieg war er aktives Mitglied der Résistance und Anfang der 1960er Jahre der Organisation de… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Georges Bidault — Infobox President name=Georges Bidault order=President of the Provisional Government of the French Republic nationality=French term start=24 June 1946 term end=28 November 1946 predecessor=Felix Gouin successor=Léon Blum order2=Prime Minister of… … Wikipedia
