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faces of President Charles de Gaulle, master 6-year-old French chief of state has established in Quebec
faces of President Charles de Gaulle, master 6-year-old French chief of state has established in Quebec

faces of President Charles de Gaulle, master 6-year-old French chief of state has established in Quebec

Date7/25/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: faces of President Charles de Gaulle, master 6-year-old French chief of state has established in Quebec. He has become an outspoken. [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0042852F
Triumphant ride by Le Grand Homme, French President Charles de Gaulle (left) through cheering crowds by the side of Premier Daniel Johnson has left a (...)
Triumphant ride by Le Grand Homme, French President Charles de Gaulle (left) through cheering crowds by the side of Premier Daniel Johnson has left a (...)
7/24/1967
Three stars of Expo 67 were Governor-General Roland Michener, French President Charles de Gaulle, ('Vive le Quebec Libre'), and Montreal Daniel Johnson
Three stars of Expo 67 were Governor-General Roland Michener, French President Charles de Gaulle, ('Vive le Quebec Libre'), and Montreal Daniel Johnson
7/23/1967
Jubilant Montrealers swarm around French President Charles de Gaulle during his visit to the city yesterday
Jubilant Montrealers swarm around French President Charles de Gaulle during his visit to the city yesterday
7/24/1967
A Ring of Hands surrounds French President Charles De Gaulle during his tour of Expo yesterday
A Ring of Hands surrounds French President Charles De Gaulle during his tour of Expo yesterday
7/26/1967
Charles de Gaulle. Acadians French as ever
Charles de Gaulle. Acadians French as ever
7/25/1967
A salute is taken by President de Gaulle from the crew and officers of the French warship Colbert, which had just docked at Quebec city in 1967. The f(...)
A salute is taken by President de Gaulle from the crew and officers of the French warship Colbert, which had just docked at Quebec city in 1967. The f(...)
11/10/1970
The giant of France, soldier-statesman Charles de Gaulle, who died last night at his country retreat, is shown above when he arrived in Quebec city in(...)
The giant of France, soldier-statesman Charles de Gaulle, who died last night at his country retreat, is shown above when he arrived in Quebec city in(...)
11/10/1970
Daniel Johnson, late Quebec premier, with Charles e Gaulle on the balcony of Quebec city hall where e Gaulle began pronouncements in favor of separate(...)
Daniel Johnson, late Quebec premier, with Charles e Gaulle on the balcony of Quebec city hall where e Gaulle began pronouncements in favor of separate(...)
12/12/1968
Quebec separatists greeted de Gaulle with cheers and banners after he landed at Quebec City from a French cruiser at the start of 1967 Canadian visit that ended abruptly with Quebec Libre speech
Quebec separatists greeted de Gaulle with cheers and banners after he landed at Quebec City from a French cruiser at the start of 1967 Canadian visit that ended abruptly with Quebec Libre speech
11/10/1970
After landing at Quebec City in a French cruiser for his short but turbulent 1967 visit, de Gaulle got a wildly enthusiastic welcome from Quebeckers a(...)
After landing at Quebec City in a French cruiser for his short but turbulent 1967 visit, de Gaulle got a wildly enthusiastic welcome from Quebeckers a(...)
7/24/1967
'Tant Pis! -- meaning too bad! -- was General de Gaulle's response to his rebuke by Prime Minister Pearson, as French president prepared to return home today
'Tant Pis! -- meaning too bad! -- was General de Gaulle's response to his rebuke by Prime Minister Pearson, as French president prepared to return home today
7/26/1967
omeward Bound, French President de Gaulle and Mrs
omeward Bound, French President de Gaulle and Mrs
7/26/1967