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André Malraux "Entre ici Jean Moulin avec ton terrible cortège! "

Publication date 19/12/1964 From €100.00

Famous phrases of political figures

Excerpt from the speech of André MALRAUX during the transfer of the ashes of Jean MOULIN to the Pantheon "... As Leclerc entered the Invalides... enters here Jean Moulin with your terrible procession!..."

Laurent Fabius "It’s him and me, it’s me"

Publication date 05/09/1984 From €100.00

Famous phrases of political figures

Alain DUHAMEL asks Laurent FABIUS if he can be a head of autonomous government while he becomes the first collaborator of whom he has always been the collaborator (François MITTERRAND). The Prime Minister replied, "It’s him and me, it’s me."

Nicolas Sarkozy "Not just when I shave"

Publication date 20/11/2003 From €100.00

Famous phrases of political figures

On the set of the show, Alain DUHAMEL asks the Minister of the Interior, Nicolas SARKOZY, if he happens to think about the presidential election in the morning when he shaves. He then replies "Not just when I shave".

Dominique de Villepin "An old country, France, an old continent, Europe"

Publication date 14/02/2003 From €100.00

Famous phrases of political figures

Following the presentation of the UN inspectors' report on the state of disarmament in Iraq, the 15 members of the Security Council spoke on the subject. The French representative, Dominique de VILLEPIN, asked for an extension to allow the inspectors to continue their mission in Iraq. From his statement: "And it is an old country, France, of an old continent like mine, Europe, which tells you today, which has known wars, occupation, barbarism, a country that does not forget and knows all that it owes to freedom fighters from America and elsewhere."

Simone Veil’s meeting disrupted by the National Front "You’re just little SS feet"

Publication date 08/06/1979 From €100.00

Famous phrases of political figures

In Paris, members of the National Front came to disrupt Simone VEIL’s meeting during the campaign for the European elections. She tells them from the gallery: "You don’t scare me! I’ve survived worse than you, you’re just SS. little feet!" Various shots of the fight that broke out and discreet exit of Madame VEIL.

Georges Marche: "Pack your bags, we’re going back to Paris!"

Publication date 21/01/1980 From €100.00

Famous phrases of political figures

Facing Jean-Pierre Elkabbach and Alain Duhamel, Georges Marchais, secretary general of the PCF, very fit: "When I heard François Mitterrand refuse to commit to the existence of an independent national defense, I told my wife, François Mitterrand decided to abandon the joint program of the left, pack your bags and go back to Paris!" Laughter in the room.

Charles de Gaulle at Paris City Hall "Paris outraged Paris broken Paris martyred but Paris liberated"

Publication date 01/09/1944 From €100.00

Famous phrases of political figures

In the first hours of the liberation of the capital, on August 25, 1944, Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, the General of GAULLE delivers a speech with his famous phrase: "... Paris, Paris outraged! Paris broken! Paris martyred! But Paris liberated!... released by himself, liberated by his people, with the help of the armies of France...". Images filmed by a team of filmmakers of the Resistance.

Jean-Pierre Raffarin "The yes needs the no to win against the no"

Publication date 18/03/2005 From €100.00

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Excerpt from a speech by Jean-Pierre RAFFARIN, Prime Minister, who was campaigning for the "Yes" to the referendum for the European Constitution "The yes needs debate to win" then he takes his formula in English: "The yes needs the no to win against the no".

Georges Pompidou "The reform yes, the shit no"

Publication date 19/05/1968 From €100.00

Famous phrases of political figures

Prime Minister Georges POMPIDOU was with Charles de GAULLE this morning to talk about the social unrest that has reigned in the country since the beginning of May. At the end of this interview, he expresses in a lapidary way what is the feeling of President De GAULLE on this subject with the formula "The reform yes, the dog no".

Ségolène Royal "Who comes on the Great Wall conquers bravery"

Publication date 06/01/2007 From €100.00

Famous phrases of political figures

Ségolène ROYAL, presidential candidate, during a trip to China on the Great Wall, said, lyrical: "As the Chinese say, who did not come to the Great Wall is not a brave, and who comes to the Great Wall conquering bravery."

Edouard Balladur "Je vous demande de vous arrêter !"

Publication date 23/04/1995 From €100.00

Famous phrases of political figures

Extrait de la déclaration d'Edouard Balladur, Premier ministre, à l'annonce du résultat du premier tour de l'élection présidentielle. Il déclare "Tout démontre que les Français l'ont décidé, c'est Monsieur Jospin et Monsieur Chirac qui seront présents au second tour de l'élection présidentielle". Il est interrompu par les huées de certains militants. Edouard Balladur leur impose le silence : "Je vous demande de vous arrêter !"

Arlette Laguiller "Workers, Workers!"

Publication date 03/05/1974 From €100.00

Famous phrases of political figures

During the presidential election campaign, Trotskyist candidate Arlette LAGUILLER (LO, Workers' Struggle) began her speech with her famous "Workers, Workers!". She is the first woman candidate in a presidential election in France.

François Mitterrand to Jacques Chirac "You are absolutely right, Prime Minister"

Publication date 28/04/1988 From €100.00

Famous phrases of political figures

Before the second round of the presidential election, debate between the candidates Jacques CHIRAC and François MITTERRAND at studio 101 of the Maison de la Radio, in Paris. Jacques CHIRAC launches: "Tonight, I am not the Prime Minister and you are not the President of the Republic, we are two candidates, equal... You will allow me to call you Mr MITTERRAND." Scathing response of François MITTERRAND: "But you are quite right, Prime Minister."

John Fitzgeral Kennedy "Ich bin ein Berliner !"

Publication date 15/04/1980 From €100.00

Famous phrases of political figures

Lors de son voyage à Berlin, en juin 1963, devant une foule immense, le président américain John Fitzgerald Kennedy, à la tribune au pied du Mur, prononce sa fameuse phrase historique "Ich bin ein Berliner !"

Valéry Giscard d'Estaing "You don’t have the monopoly of the heart"

Publication date 10/05/1974 From €100.00

Famous phrases of political figures

During the debate between the two candidates in the presidential election, Valéry GISCARD D'ESTAING and François MITTERRAND, Valéry GISCARD D'ESTAING replied to his opponent: 'We are convinced that what needs to be done is not what you are proposing. I always find it shocking and hurtful to take on the monopoly of the heart. Mr. Mitterrand, you do not have the monopoly of the heart. I have a heart like yours, which beats at its pace and is mine... And do not speak to the French in such a hurtful way for others."

Controversial statements by President Emmanuel Macron

Publication date 11/09/2017 From €100.00

Famous phrases of political figures

A review of Emmanuel MACRON’s polemical statements during these public interventions, as on 8 September last in Athens when he talks about the reform of the labour code. Analysis of these comments by Bernard SANANES, Chief Executive Officer of the Elabe polling institute. Comment on factual and archival images.

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