McBirnie - The Truth About de Gaulle (political career of Charles de Gaulle)(1966).pdf
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WHAT IS THE VOICE OF AMERICANISM? It is more than a daily news analysis radio program heard by hundreds of thousands of listeners all across America. The Voice of Americanism is a vital program of activity designed to help extend your influence in the cause of preserving freedom, exposing its enemies, and setting forth positive constructive solutions within the framework of responsible public education. DR. W. S. McBIRNIE Serving you through four coordinated Centers: (1) AN INFORMATION CENTER Sponsoring radio broadcasts, books, publications, and public meetings. (2) A RESEARCH CENTER Featuring careful studies and the accumulation of documentary evidence for all broadcasts and publications. (3) A LEADERSHIP TRAINING CENTER The encouragement of patriotism, free enterprise, anticommunism and anti-socialism among young people who are so often subjected to alien and un-American influences in society and school, can only be accomplished by a year-round program of youth education. Our Center intends to be the most influential institution of its kind in America. (4) A PROJECT CENTER To Answer the question "What Can I Do?" this Center offers continuing, constructive projects majoring on positive action as well as theoretical study. WE BELIEVE If ever the imagination of the public is to be fired with the possibilities for a renewal of devoted patriotism, an intellectual rearmament for the defense of freedom under God, and a spiritually motivated pursuit of excellence in citizenship, the public mind must be reached by programs such as those featured by the Voice of Americanism. DE GAULLE WELCOMED IN MOSCOW MOSCOW: French President Charles de Gaulle is surrounded by wellwishers, many waving French flags, as he arrives at Moscow's Airport June 20 for the start of a ten-day visit to the Soviet Union. De Gaulle was met at the airport by Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny and Premier Alexei Kosygin. (6/20/66) UPI. Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle was born on November 22, 1890, at the home of his grandfather in Lille. He grew up in Paris, however, where his father, Henri de Gaulle, after service in the French Army, became Professor of Philosophy, Mathematics, and Literature in a Jesuit College. His mother, Jeanne Maillot, also came from a family which was both military and literary. \n fact, Charles de Gaulle's ancestors were prominent French noblemen and mili-tarymen. It is said that young Charles was reading the history of France before he was five years old. The meaning of his name may have engendered in him his deep interest in his country's past. His youth was spent entirely in military school, in military service, or teaching and writing military theory. De Gaulle married Yvonne Charlotte AnneMarie Vendroux, in 1921, in Calais, France. They had three children, Philippe (a naval officer), Elisabeth, and Anne (deceased). This man's career deserves careful analysis because of its impact on France, its allies, upon Europe, and a world in turmoil. "There is a tide in the affairs of men which taken at the flood leads to fortune." For Charles de Gaulle that strange tide was the fall of France in 1940. With ease the German Army overcame the famous French forces and their renowned Maginot Wall. 3 Then, on June 18th, from London, came the voice of an unknown, newly appointed, junior general of the French Army, broadcasting by radio to prostrate France: "Soldiers of France! The flame of French resistance must and will not die! Must hope vanish? Is defeat definite? No! "I, General de Gaulle, now in London, summon the French officers and soldiers who are on British soil, or who may come there, with their arms or without their arms. I summon the engineers and skilled workers of the armament industries who are on British soil, or who may come there, to seek contact with me! "Whatever may occur, the flame of French resistance must not and will not die!" Contrast this stirring appeal with the words of Marshal Petain, broadcast from Bordeaux the day before: "It is with a broken heart that I tell you today that combat must cease. . . . Last night, I sent a message to the adversary ..." It is not difficult to understand the rise to fame of the one Frenchman and the decline of the other. A French author has said of De Gaulle, "His Very nakedness,' as he would say, forced him to appear as the 'inflexible champion of the nation and the State' and adopt a policy of 'intransigence'." Over the BBC De Gaulle said: "The leaders who, for many years, have been at the head of the French armies, have formed 4
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