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Explore 17 historical events and records for France in 1993.
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The European single market began with free movement goals covering goods, services, people and capital.
Heads Marseille's only goal against Milan to secure the first Champions League-era title.
Captains Marseille to victory over Milan and lifts the European Cup at age twenty-four.
Mitterrand saw the Maastricht settlement enter into force, formally creating the European Union.
Serves as Foreign Minister when Maastricht enters into force and the European Union formally replaces the earlier Community framework.
Serves as president when the Maastricht Treaty enters into force and formally establishes the European Union.
The "Grande Louvre" is opened, 200 yrs after the Louvre is 1st opened to the public
The Delors Commission proposed a European strategy linking competitiveness, employment and economic modernisation.
From 1993 to 1995, is Minister for the Budget and spokesman for the executive in the cabinet of Prime Minister Edouard Balladur
Antoine Kombouarรฉ scored a famous stoppage-time header against Real Madrid as Paris Saint-Germain progressed from an extraordinary UEFA Cup quarter-final.
Cantona helped Manchester United win their first English league title for twenty-six years after his midseason arrival from Leeds.
Cantona was sent off after Manchester United's European elimination against Galatasaray, ending a fraught away match with further controversy.
Vincent Guรฉrin signed for Paris Saint-Germain and provided dynamic box-to-box support during the club's subsequent domestic championship seasons.
Cantona became associated with Manchester United's number seven shirt and developed into the attacking focal point of Ferguson's championship side.
Appointed Party Leader of the Socialist Party
Appointed Prime Minister of France
Directs Three Colours: Blue, the French-language first film in the Three Colours trilogy.
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