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De Gaulle’s investiture — The Fourth Republic’s last premier, 1 June 1958
Invested by 329 votes to 224 — Mendès France and Mitterrand against —, the General received full powers for six months and the mission to remake the Constitution: the referendum of 28 September approved it massively, and the Fifth Republic was promulgated on 4 October 1958. (Editorial synthesis)
De Gaulle’s investiture took place on 1 June 1958. (source: Encyclopædia Universalis)
De Gaulle’s investiture took place in Paris. (source: INA)
De Gaulle’s investiture ended in the head of a government of national unity — charged with revising the Constitution. (source: Larousse)
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