Follow Georges Pompidou through 9 dated historical records for France.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Signed by France and the Front de Liberation nationale, ends the war in Algeria with a formal cease-fire proclaimed for March 19, and formalizing the idea of cooperative exchange between the two countries
Role range: 1958- – 1962-1968
The Evian Accords are overwhelmingly accepted in a French referendum
Role range: 1958- – 1962-1968
The Evian Accords are overwhelmingly accepted in a French referendum
Role range: 1958- – 1962-1968
The Evian Accords are overwhelmingly accepted in a French referendum
Role range: 1958- – 1962-1968
The Evian Accords are overwhelmingly accepted in a French referendum
Role range: 1958- – 1962-1968
Appointed Prime Minister of France
Role range: 1958- – 1962-1968
Opens the way to renewed enlargement talks after de Gaulle leaves office.
Role range: 1969-1973 – 1969-1974
Death of Georges Pompidou
Role range: 1969-1974
France ratified Additional Protocol Two in March, providing a commitment related to nuclear weapon assurances for regional treaty parties.
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