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France’s riots echo 1968. But Macron is no de Gaulle

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France’s riots echo 1968. But Macron is no de Gaulle

On March 29, 1968, at the height of leftist protests crippling France, President Charles de Gaulle boarded a secret flight to a French military base in Germany. France was teetering on chaos, and the iconic French leader wanted to know w…

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