First Community Enlargement
France welcomed Denmark, Ireland and the United Kingdom into the European Communities, increasing membership from six to nine.
Explore 14 historical events and records for France in 1973.
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France welcomed Denmark, Ireland and the United Kingdom into the European Communities, increasing membership from six to nine.
Jacques Maritain dies in Toulouse.
Australia and New Zealand institute proceedings in the International Court of Justice against French atmospheric testing of nuclear weapons in the South Pacific
Australia and New Zealand institute proceedings in the International Court of Justice against French atmospheric testing of nuclear weapons in the South Pacific
The International Court of Justice, at the request of Australia and New Zealand, states that France should avoid nuclear tests causing radioactive fall-out in the South Pacific
The International Court of Justice, at the request of Australia and New Zealand, states that France should avoid nuclear tests causing radioactive fall-out in the South Pacific
The Man and the Biosphere Programme developed international scientific networks for investigating ecosystems and human environmental pressures.
Directs Day for Night.
Elected to the National Assembly
Develops French-led uranium-enrichment capacity for reactors.
Appointed Mayor of Lille
Elected to the National Assembly
Former France striker Just Fontaine took charge of Paris Saint-Germain and began steering the club toward promotion to the French first division.
Directs The Mother and the Whore.
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