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Cross Channel Currents

Name: Cross Channel Currents
Brand: Routledge
SKU: 39931159
Price: 23649 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Douglas Johnson
ISBN: 9781134279050

100 Years of the Entente Cordiale

Douglas Johnson

Richard Mayne

Robert Tombs

Language

English

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Libristo code: 39931159

Publishers Routledge, August 2004

Cross Channel Currents explores the understandings and misunderstandings that make up the Entente Co... Full description

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Cross Channel Currents explores the understandings and misunderstandings that make up the Entente Cordiale - the hundred-year relationship between Britain and France, as well as the everyday common interests and shared pleasures that give it substance.Contributors include the late Roy Jenkins, in a witty and personal view of Winston Churchill's relationship with France; Pierre Messmer, a companion of Charles de Gaulle during World War II and later his prime minister; former Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd, who remembers the historic meeting of Edward Heath and Georges Pompidou; Hubert Vedrine, a former French foreign minister, on the difficulties of cross-Channel relations; and their successors Dominique de Villepin and Jack Straw.