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Marcellin Statement

Publication date 05/03/1973 From €100.00

Red peril

Between the two rounds of the general elections, the Minister of the Interior, Raymond MARCELLIN warns the voters: "Many seats will be won or lost with a few dozen votes. The competition will be very close and therefore remains uncertain. Either the social-communist alliance will advance, or, to block the road to the Marxists, the republican voters will shift their votes to the best-placed anti-Marxist candidate. Let all those who will decide this week think first of all to preserve their fundamental rights and the institutions of freedom".

Royer

Publication date 17/05/1974 From €100.00

Red peril

Statement by Jean ROYER after the first round of presidential elections "I denounced the grave danger that a short-lived communist social coalition would run. This success would lead the French to lose their freedoms".

Jean Lecanuet against the social-communist bloc

Publication date 07/03/1973 From €100.00

Red peril

Reaction of Jean LECANUET, political leader of the Reformist movement, to the approach of the second round of the general elections: "We do not practice the withdrawal [.. ]. Reformers should not continue if their continued existence would ensure the success of the Communist-Social Coalition."

Michel Poniatowski on Soviet troops in communist countries

Publication date 15/05/1974 From €100.00

Red peril

Between the two rounds of the presidential election, Michel PONIATOWSKI, former minister of Georges POMPIDOU, recently deceased, evokes in a televised statement the possible presence of communist ministers in the government in case of victory of François MITTERRAND: "Sharing power with the communists is an illusion that has cost 100 million Europeans who today live without freedom... It is my duty to remind those who in good faith would help by voting for the entry of Communist ministers into a French government that all European countries that have a Communist government are currently occupied by Soviet troops..."

Valéry Giscard d'Estaing on communism "It would be the choice of disorder, sadness and decline"

Publication date 28/04/1981 From €100.00

Red peril

During a meeting in Dijon, Valéry GISCARD D'ESTAING criticises the program of François Mitterrand who would be forced to govern with the communists leading to disorder, sadness and decline.

Bernard Stasi and the common programme trap

Publication date 07/03/1973 From €100.00

Red peril

Between the two rounds of the general elections, Bernard STASI, of the Union of Republicans of Progress, warns against the pitfalls of the common program of the left and the danger that would represent the coming to power of a "social-communist coalition".

Valéry Giscard d'Estaing "None of the countries is governed by a communist social coalition"

Publication date 08/03/1973 From €100.00

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As part of the campaign for the general elections, Valéry GISCARD D'ESTAING, of the Union of Republicans of Progress, explains that none of the European countries that will meet the next day is governed by a social-communist coalition: "There must be a reason, I ask you to think about it".

François Ceyrac criticizes the program of the left

Publication date 31/01/1973 From €100.00

Red peril

François CEYRAC, President of the National Council of French Employers, criticizes the social-communist program which, according to him, brings for companies irreversible structural changes, in addition to an increase of the burdens.

Pierre Messmer criticizes the communist program of Georges Marchais

Publication date 14/01/1973 From €100.00

Red peril

During an intervention at the Congress of the Youth Union for Progress before the general elections, Prime Minister Pierre MESSMER criticizes in the gallery the common social-communist program written by Georges Marchais.

Jacques Chirac "No political party in Europe has agreed to sign such an agreement with a communist party"

Publication date 29/01/1977 From €100.00

Red peril

At a meeting of the RPR in Marseilles, Jacques CHIRAC attacks the social-communist coalition: "Let us face reality, such a project is unprecedented in the history of France. [...] The social-communist agenda is also unprecedented in the political history of Western Europe".

Address by François Mitterrand to the United States on Communist Ministers

Publication date 27/03/1984 From €100.00

Red peril

Excerpt from a speech by French President François MITTERRAND during an official trip to the United States. Before an audience of Californian businessmen, with Shirley TEMPLE at his side, he explains to them why he chose communist ministers in his government "The French communist ministers are no more stupid than the others, they have an I.Q. comparable to those of the average of our assemblies... I wanted to bring together all the families of the great popular movement that I sought to create to achieve social goals that had been neglected for 10, 20, 30 years."

Valéry Giscard d'Estaing on the Communist Ministers

Publication date 16/05/1974 From €100.00

Red peril

Between the two rounds of the presidential election, where he is opposed to the second round to François MITTERRAND, meeting in Amiens de Valéry GISCARD D'ESTAING: "It is necessary to avoid to France the political adventure of the entry of communist ministers in the government..."

Robert Hue "The Right in the background is really afraid of communist ministers"

Publication date 23/05/1997 From €100.00

Red peril

Meeting of Robert HUE (PC) in Argenteuil: "The Right in the background of itself is really afraid of the communist ministers... The right wing is afraid of a massive communist vote because it has no illusions, if there are communist ministers participating in the government of France, it will not be Juppé’s policy, that’s for sure!"

Manifesto of right-wing intellectuals against left-wing ideology

Publication date 14/02/1978 From €100.00

Red peril

Alexandre ASTRUC, writer and filmmaker, evokes a manifesto of right-wing artists and intellectuals against the ideology of the left, invading, according to him, the world of culture: "The left-wing parties aim to make the artist a propagandist, a robot, serving first an ideal and then a prison... We rise very, very strongly against this conception which, through personal censorship, has transformed literature into something narrow... We want to affirm our absolute hostility to all forms of dictatorship and in particular to the Marxist, socialist and common program dictatorship..."

François Mitterrand and George Bush meet at the Elysée Palace

Publication date 24/06/1981 From €100.00

Red peril

A month and a half after his election as President of the Republic, François MITTERRAND met the Vice President of the United States, George BUSH, at the Elysée Palace. Among other things, they discussed the presence of communist ministers in the French government. On the porch of the Elysée Palace, François Mitterrand told the press: "France’s policy is that of France and will remain that of France but France is a loyal and faithful ally of the United States of America, so we had a lot to say to us on this point." George BUSH, in turn, declares: "Our European allies are sovereign nations. It is their citizens and their elected representatives who decide how they are governed. However, the American position on the question of Communist participation in the governments of our allies is well known. ' Set in position with Philippe CHATENAY who makes an analysis of this meeting between François MITTERRAND and George BUSH.

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