Georges Pompidou , born the July 5th 1911 with Montboudif (Cantal) and dead the April 2nd 1974 with Paris was a statesman French, 2nd President of the V {{E}} République and 19th President of the French Republic of the June 20th 1969 with the April 2nd 1974.
Georges Jean Raymond Pompidou is wire of Enseignant S of country origin living with Albi. Raise shining, it obtains the first price of Greek version to the open Competition in 1927. After having passed its baccalaureat with the Lapèrouse college of Albi, it makes its Preparatory classes with the Louis-the-Large Lycée at the sides of Léopold Sédar Senghor and Aimé Césaire. It is received with the National university (1931), is received first with the aggregation of letters (1934) and begins a career of Professor. He teaches initially with Marseilles with the college Saint Charles, then with Paris (with the Lycée Henri-Iv).
The October 29th 1935, it marries Claude Cahour (1912 - 2007). They have an adoptive son, Alain Pompidou (born in 1942).
It was mobilized in 1940, with the 141e regiment of alpine infantry then demobilized after the Bataille of France.
With the Release, he is operations manager with the cabinet of the Général de Gaulle, president of the Provisional government of the French Republic. He becomes then Maître of the requests to the Council of State, then directing of the Commission of Tourism (1946 - 1949). Between 1954 and 1958, it works at the Rothschild bank, but there will remain an adviser very close to the General.
After the Referendum of April 1962 approving the Agreements of Evian, it is named Prime Minister the April 14th 1962. It is quasi unknown which the Général de Gaulle names to succeed Michel Debré. They is into full 30 Glorious that Pompidou exerts and, in spite of some jolts (strikes of the minors, dissolution and referendum) it will remain the symbol of the revival, of modernization gaullienne of France of the years 1960. Elected official appointed of the second district of the Cantal as of the first turn, in 1967. During the events of May 1968, it understands that the rioters and the strikers by their excesses and that should be dissolved the Assemblée was discredited, decision that much judges suicidal in the entourage of the Général de Gaulle, which wishes a Référendum. Many thinks that it is the alloy De Gaulle/Pompidou (firmness of the General/negotiations of the Dolphin, as in Grenelle) which will make leave the country this seism without precedent. Of bad grace, this last ends up being joined the councils of Pompidou and the elections which follow are a triumph for the UDR (Union for the defense of the Republic) which gathers old UNR (become UD-Ve meanwhile) and some rejoined. Georges Pompidou is re-elected in the Cantal, the left is decapitated, many his leaders are not re-elected, in particular Pierre Mendès France. But de Gaulle, irritated to have been wrong against its Prime Minister the constrained one to present her resignation the July 10th and replaces it by Maurice Couve of Murville, while placing it, in a way which he believes ironic, in reserve of the Republic .
At the time of a visit with Rome, a Journaliste asks to him whether he thinks of having a political future. He answers: “I do not think of having political future; I have a political past; perhaps I will have a day, if God wants it, a national destiny”. This declaration is worth to him an official remonstrance of the Elysium, which declares it premature.
It is as at that time post- 68 as is held the Affaire Markovic (bodyguard of Alain Delon assassinated) where one will try to compromise his wife by making circulate rumors about it (one speaks about photographs of orgies where Claude Pompidou would appear), it will be a sharp wound forever for Pompidou, until its death. It will reproach the Elysium for not having informed it, to have left this dishonouring rumor, based on the words of a hooligan, to be propagated; it is the final point of rupture between the General and Pompidou.il is devoted has these mandate local mandates: city council man of Cajarc (Batch) of 1965 to 1969, it sits at the National Assembly within the group gaullist Union of the democrats for Republic (UDR), of June 1968 in June 1969
Georges Pompidou declares candidate the April 29th in the morning. He obtains the rallying of the UDR at once. Only part of Gaullistes of left behind Rene Capitant (which will consider even a moment to arise) and Louis Vallon will not support it. Valery Giscard d'Estaing will carry out a more complex play. He will seek to cause the candidature of Antoine Pinay, who will challenge himself, then will meet Alain Poher. April 30th, it will rejoin Georges Pompidou.
Having reconstituted the former majority, it will attempt to carry out an opening in direction of the centrists. Will answer its call Rene Pleven, Joseph Fontanet and Jacques Duhamel (the father of the constitutionnalist Olivier Duhamel). Left being unable to present a common candidature, as it was however the case in 1965, its most serious rival quickly becomes the president of the Senate which exerts the interim of the presidential function. The first surveys give this last vainqueur.
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It will be able to reverse the tendency, conducting an active campaign in province, emphasizing the rallyings that it obtained.
At the first turn, which proceeds on June 1st, it arrives definitely at the head with 10.051.783 votes (44,5%) in front of Alain Poher (23,3%) and Jacques Duclos (21,3%). Gaston Defferre obtained only 1.133.222 votes (5,01%).
The Communist party calling with the abstention, the second turn is nothing any more but a formalité.
The June 15th 1969, Georges Pompidou is elected president of the Republic with 11.064.371 votes (58,21 %), vis-a-vis Alain Poher, President of the Senate, which had taken over temporarily the duties of the presidency of the Republic after the resignation of De Gaulle and who obtains 7.943.118 from them (41,79%). It takes up duties the June 19th and names, the June 20th, Jacques Chaban-Delmas at the station of Prime Minister, function which it will occupy until the July 5th 1972, date on which Pierre Messmer succeeds to him, remained in functions until the May 27th 1974.
At the national level, George Pompidou intends to modernize France: it continues economic modernization and the industrialization of the France, while having to face social conflicts and with the first by-effects of the oil crisis of 1973.
It develops the car with the detriment of the other means of transport. He says on this subject in 1971: “It is necessary to adapt the city to the car”. The number of cyclists regresses and the number of motorists increases significantly. In good number of cities much of old workings are destroyed to make place with expressways or to widen certain axes as in Lyon with the Tunnel of Fourvière. It is however wrongly that one generally allots to him the paternity of the highway Plan for Paris which was more designed by the engineering services, the architects and town planners of the town of Paris. Georges Pompidou belongs to the political community having killed of many secondary railway networks under pretext of modernity. Of this fact much of campaigns nowadays are accessible only in the cars.
It takes part in the development of the intensive agriculture and agricultural processing industry by the mechanization and the use of manure and pesticides. In same time, it launches the first labels and the labels of origin.
; Government Jacques Chaban-Delmas (June 20th 1969 - July 5th 1972)
; Government Pierre Messmer (July 7th 1972 - May 27th 1974)
Ref.: Paris IV {{E}} /D/1974/0277
April two mille-neuf-cent seventy-four, twenty and one hours, is deceased, in its residence, 24 quai de Béthune: Georges Jean Raymond Pompidou, born in Montboudif (Cantal) on July 5th, 1911, President of the French Republic, Large Cross of the Legion of Honor, wire of Leon Pompidou and Marie Louise Chavagnac, husbands deceased. Husband of Claude Jacqueline Cahour. Drawn up on April 3rd, 1974, 9 hours, on the declaration of Paul Perruchot, General inspector of Company, 59 years, 13 rue de la Grange-Batelière in Paris, which, reading made and invited to read the act signed with Us, Georges Théolierre, Officer of the Legion of Honor, Maire of IVe district of Paris. (the signatures follow)
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