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French Fourth Republic

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French Fourth Republic

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French Fourth Republic: Encyclopedia II - French Fifth Republic - After De Gaulle

De Gaulle was succeeded by Georges Pompidou (1969–1974), Valéry Giscard d'Estaing (1974–1981), François Mitterrand (1981–1995), and Jacques Chirac (since 1995). Since 1970, there have been minor changes to the Constitution: removal of sections discussing the now defunct "French community", setting the length of the presidential term to 5 years like that of Parliament, establishing workable rules for the criminal responsibility of ministers for acts within their functions, and enab ...

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French Fifth Republic, French Fifth Republic - Foundation by Charles de Gaulle, French Fifth Republic - After De Gaulle

Read more here: » French Fifth Republic: Encyclopedia II - French Fifth Republic - After De Gaulle

French Fourth Republic: Encyclopedia II - Motion of no confidence - Prime Ministers defeated by votes of no confidence

Australia James Scullin (1931) Arthur Fadden (1941) Malcolm Fraser (1975)[1] Canada Arthur Meighen (1926) John George Diefenbaker (1963) Pierre Trudeau (1974) Joe Clark (1979) Paul Martin (2005)[2] France Georges Pompidou (1962) Germany He ...

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Motion of no confidence, Motion of no confidence - Variations, Motion of no confidence - Prime Ministers defeated by votes of no confidence, Motion of no confidence - Footnotes

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French Fourth Republic: Encyclopedia II - World War III - Technological causes of WW3

The term Gigadeath War, first used by Hugo De Garis, described a confrontation not between nations or religions but between Terrans and Cosmists, determined respectively to resist or advance artilect ("artificial intelligence" on a godlike scale) evolution beyond humans — a "technological singularity" out of human control. This is not an isolated concept — apocalypse literature throughout the late 20th century emphasized lack of human control over war machines, e.g ...

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World War III, World War III - Historical scenarios, World War III - Historical close calls, World War III - Preparations for war, World War III - Use of the term, World War III - Cold War, World War III - Gulf War, World War III - War on Terrorism, World War III - Technological causes of WW3, World War III - Artistic treatments, World War III - Film and television, World War III - Literature, World War III - Computer games, World War III - Music

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