Appointed Member of resistance in Arras
Historical person
Guy Alcide Mollet Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Guy Alcide Mollet, based on 20 World History Database records associated with France.
Chronological biography
1941
Appointed Member of resistance in Arras
1945
Elected Deputy for the Pas-de-Calais
Appointed Mayor of Arras
1946
Appointed Secretary General of the Socialist Party
1956
The Algerian War of Independence begins under Mollets Government
The Algerian War of Independence begins under Mollets Government
Appointed Prime Minister of France
Tunisia & Morocco are granted independence
Tunisia & Morocco are granted independence
Supports further negotiations after ministers approve the Spaak Report at Venice.
Meets Ben-Gurion to discuss the invasion of Egypt in order to overthrow Nasser
Meets Ben-Gurion to discuss the invasion of Egypt in order to overthrow Nasser
1957
Mollet convenes the final conference of the Six to resolve outstanding issues and permit rapid signature of the treaties.
Mollet helps conclude the Paris settlement that clears the way for the Rome Treaties to be signed the following month.
Accepts the creation of a common market after negotiation over agriculture and overseas territories.
Supports French participation in the new European Economic Community created by the Treaty of Rome.
1958
One of the authors of the Constitution of the 5th Republic
Appointed Minister of State
1971
Founds La Bataille Socialiste after Mitterand has leadership of the Socialist Party
Titles and roles
Deputy of Pas-de-Calais · Mayor of Arras · Member of Resistance · Minister of State · Partt Leader-Bataille Socialiste · Prime Minister of France · Prime Minister · Prime Minister of France · Secretary General SP
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.