10 May 1981: the victory

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10 May 1981: the party in the bastille

Publication date 11/05/1981 From €100.00

10 May 1981: the victory

Shortly after the announcement of the victory of the socialist candidate François Mitterrand in the second round of the presidential election, and at the call of Lionel Jospin to a rally at the Bastille, supporters converged on the square to celebrate the event in music. The storm does not affect the enthusiasm of the participants who even shout "Long live the storm! Long live the rain!" , others are sheltering under improvised tarpaulins, while a young woman reacts to the victory of François Mitterrand: "it’s fantastic... we are going to have a new era... long live France".

Inauguration of François Mitterrand: the party in the Latin Quarter: "provided it lasts"

Publication date 21/05/1981 From €100.00

10 May 1981: the victory

After the inauguration day of François Mitterrand as the new President of the Republic, the popular festival is still in full swing in Paris, despite the bad weather. Ball in the rain, place de la Contrescarpe: the young people chant "Mitterrand du soleil" while waving their umbrella. Microtrottoir with participants: "I am very happy to be part of the new majority", two children "It was great there was no class", a man "if it could be every night as it would be complete happiness, provided it lasts". Percussionists playing and pretty young woman dancing.

Victory of François Mitterrand: live joy in Solférino

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10 May 1981: the victory

Just after the announcement of the victory of the socialist candidate François Mitterrand in the second round of the 1981 presidential election, the journalist Jacques MERLINO live from the headquarters of the PS rue de Solférino reports the joyful atmosphere that reigns under the tent but also in the street where the crowd, gathered along the barriers scande "Mitterrand", "we have won", flattens.

Victory of François Mitterrand: atmosphere in Montastruc

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10 May 1981: the victory

After the announcement of the victory of the socialist candidate François MITTERRAND in the second round of the presidential election, reaction in a village of Haute-Garonne, Montastruc-la-Conseiller. The mayor explains that the town is happy ("it is the great celebration of hope") and gives the result of François Mitterrand. An inhabitant with a rose in his hand: "we are very satisfied because we campaigned to beat Giscard and we succeeded". The mayor and residents explain what they expect ("change... otherwise we will change sides") and a young woman, who voted for Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, says that the inhabitants who voted for the socialist candidate "were wrong, the legislative will show it well".

Victory of François Mitterrand: reactions of socialist sympathizers

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10 May 1981: the victory

The day after the result of the second round of the presidential election which saw the victory of the socialist candidate François Mitterrand, a return to the enthusiastic reaction of supporters the day before rue de Solférino (seat of the Socialist Party) on this expected and hopeful victory. Flowers are distributed to the supporters and Lionel JOSPIN takes one. A man says: "this is the best day of my life". Some MLF activists think "for women it’s an opening", a man thinks that "it’s wonderful we didn’t believe in it", a woman "I’ve been waiting for this for 30 years". Finally a young man "I am socialist at heart... leaving school I think I can better find a place and not be enrolled in ANPE".

Victory of François Mitterrand: explosion of joy rue de Solférino

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10 May 1981: the victory

The day after the result of the second round of the presidential election, which saw the victory of the socialist candidate François Mitterrand, we return to the explosion of joy that swept through the headquarters of the PS rue de Solférino when the results were announced. The sympathizers chanted "Mitterrand", "we won". Some were moved to tears. To be noted the presence of celebrities including Daniel GELIN, Annie GIRARDOT.

Lionel Jospin: "May 10th is a day of joy"

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10 May 1981: the victory

On the evening of the result of the presidential election which saw the Socialist Party candidate elected as the head of the country, the First Secretary of the PS Lionel JOSPIN reacts: "This 10 May is a day of joy". It lists the different categories of people who are happy with the election and what they expect from it: the socialist activists, especially the older ones, those who helped during the campaign, the "millions of men and women in this country who could no longer continue to live in the society made for them", the foreign peoples.

10 May 1981: festive atmosphere in several cities

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10 May 1981: the victory

Night of celebration in several cities of France after the announcement of the victory of François Mitterrand: images of the atmosphere in Strasbourg, Bordeaux (crowd cheering, round and farandoles), Grenoble (gathering at the palace of sports), Paris (party at the Bastille).

Microtrottoir before the inauguration: "It’s hope"

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10 May 1981: the victory

While the inauguration ceremony of François Mitterrand will take place, the journalist Claude SERILLON questions some people among the crowd near the Elysée Palace on what they expect from this new president, the first socialist for 23 years. A man said: "We have been waiting for 23 years for a change, I hope it will be the best for France". Another is vindictive towards the right: "sweep away all this shit, this scum". A student "as a student you imagine this hope, it is fabulous... it will change gradually, it is hope"

10 May 1981 rue de Solférino: "I have been waiting for this moment my whole life"

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10 May 1981: the victory

Following the victory of François Mitterrand in the second round of the presidential election, this report returns to the reactions of joy at the headquarters of the Socialist Party in Rue de Solférino. Outside the militants sand the champagne. Later the crowd of activists and supporters present in the street shout "Giscard unemployed!" at the arrival of Lionel JOSPIN. Around 10pm a crowd of sympathizers watched the speech of François Mitterrand broadcast in the street from a video bus: a policeman even sat down to allow the crowd to see better. A micropavement allows to grasp the state of mind of the sympathizers: "the people on our side will finally be in the government, we feel to be finally understood"." A victory for democracy through the triumph of alternation"." it reminds me of 1936"." I am a worker, I am happy, I have been waiting for this moment my whole life" "the right one is fed up" pink in the hand. A militant on the shoulders of another brandishes a poster "Mitterrand". They all sing "Mitterrand President" in chorus. At 4 am, in the rain, the sympathizers await François MITTERRAND who finally arrives and shakes hands.

First statement by François Mitterrand: "I measure the weight of history"

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10 May 1981: the victory

On the evening of 10 May 1981, the announcement of the results of the second round of the presidential election gave victory to the Socialist Party candidate François MITTERRAND. In the evening, from the festive hall of his fief Chateau-Chinon, he made his first statement: "To all I owe the honour and the responsibility of the albinism that deposed me... I will have no other ambition than to justify their trust". After mentioning "my own now lost", he says "I measure the weight of history, its rigour, its greatness, only the national community must meet the demands of the present time. I will act resolutely so that in faithfulness to my commitment she will find the path of necessary reconciliation. We have so much to do together".

May 10, 1981 at Chateau Chinon: François Mitterrand facing the crowd in jubilation

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10 May 1981: the victory

The day after the victory of the socialist candidate François MITTERRAND in the presidential election, we return to the evening in Chateau-Chinon, the fief of the candidate. When the result was announced, he tried to leave his headquarters at Vieux Morvan to go to the town hall, without success: the crowd was too dense. He then went up to the roof of the hotel to greet and thank the supporters, joined by his wife Danielle. Then he managed, by car, to go to the party hall for his first statement, before leaving for Paris.

10 May 1981: atmosphere in the Bastille and on the Champs Elysées

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10 May 1981: the victory

On May 10, 1981, François Mitterrand’s victory in the presidential election led to popular jubilation throughout France. The same evening in Paris at the Place de la Bastille, the crowds were shaking, when Michel ROCARD arrived accompanied by his wife, Jean-Pierre COT and Paul QUILES. Michel ROCARD on the stage: "This is a very nice victory, it is indisputable". On the Champs Elysées procession of cars, sirens howling or people walking a rose in hand chanting "we won, we won!".

Transfer of power between Valéry Giscard d'Estaing and François Mitterrand at the Elysée

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10 May 1981: the victory

Investiture de François Mitterrand: commentaire sur les images de Mitterrand quittant la rue de Bièvre, du cortège se rendre à l'Elysée, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing welcoming the new president and guests arriving to attend the change of authority ceremony.

François Mitterrand at the Pantheon

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10 May 1981: the victory

Inaugural ceremony of François MITTERRAND. The president goes up Soufflot Street to the Pantheon where he enters alone, a rose in his hand. The orchestra of Paris, directed by Daniel Barenboïm, interprets "L'hymne à la joie".

Presidential election 1981: results announced Mitterrand elected

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10 May 1981: the victory

Jean-Pierre ELKABBACH and Etienne MOUGEOTTE announce live the result of the second round of the 1981 presidential election: electronic portrait displaying the face of François MITTERRAND, elected President of the Republic.

Inauguration of François Mitterrand

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10 May 1981: the victory

Inauguration of François Mitterrand: comment on images of the new president leaving the Elysée in his presidential car and going up the Champs-Elysées to lay a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier under the Arc de Triomphe.. He then shakes hands with the personalities present (Mario Suares, Willy Brandt and Madame Allende) and signs the Golden Book of the Arc de Triomphe.

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