14 Facts About Gaullist Party

In France, the term Gaullist Party is usually used to refer to the largest party professing to be Gaullist.

Under its various names and acronyms, the Gaullist Party has been the dominant organisation of the French right since the beginning of the Fifth Republic.

Gaullist Party advocated a strong executive power, governing in the national interest, led by a man who was an incarnation of national unity.

Gaullist Party accused the Fourth Republic of being dominated by the "parliamentary fiddles" and to organize the state helplessness.

Gaullist Party joined Georges Bidault at the head of the Organisation armee secrete which perpetrated terrorist attacks.

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Gaullist Party encouraged the emergence of a new generation of Gaullist politicians who were loyal to him.

One year later, Gaullist Party power was confronted with the social and student May 1968 crisis.

Gaullist Party was the first non-Gaullist President of the Fifth Republic.

Indeed, the New Gaullist Party was devised as a machine of reconquest behind one man, Jacques Chirac.

Gaullist Party refused to give instructions for voting for the second round, even if he said "in a private capacity", he would vote for Giscard d'Estaing.

Furthermore, the abandonment of the Gaullist Party doctrine was criticized by Charles Pasqua and Philippe Seguin.

Gaullist Party was forced to cohabit with a left-wing cabinet led by Lionel Jospin until 2002.

Gaullist Party resigned during the 1999 European election campaign, while Pasqua presented a dissident list to advocate the Gaullist idea of a "Europe of nations".

Gaullist Party became then President of the UMP in 2014 and renamed the gaullist party into Republicans in 2015.