France gets its 1st delivery of Soviet natural gas
Historical records for France in 1984, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
France gets its 1st delivery of Soviet natural gas
Mitterrand addressed the European Parliament and urged renewed political momentum for European integration.
Michel Foucault dies in Paris after complications associated with AIDS, aged fifty-seven.
Mitterrand chaired the Fontainebleau European Council, which settled major budget disputes and relaunched institutional reform.
The Fontainebleau summit backed measures intended to make the European Community more visible and meaningful to its citizens.
Pierre Mauroy resigns as Premier of France
Appointed Minister of External Relations
Appointed Minister of Economics, Finance, and Budget
Appointed Minister of European Affairs
Appointed Minister of Industrial Redeployment and External Commerce
Appointed Minister of the Interior and Decentralization
Appointed Minister of Labour, Employment, and Vocational Training
Appointed Minister of Defence
European leaders selected Delors to succeed Gaston Thorn as President of the European Commission.
AD allies with the Red Army Faction at a "conference" in Lisbon
Brahic helps analyse an occultation event indicating concentrated ring material orbiting Neptune.
Sicardy helps identify occultation evidence for incomplete ring structures around Neptune.
Appointed Prime Minister of France
AD allies with the Red Army Faction at a "conference" in Lisbon
AD allies with the Red Army Faction at a "conference" in Lisbon
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