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Introduction--14 January 1963
• The Past as Prologue
• The Two Contemporaries
• Mesentente Cordiale
• "You Have Done Very Well" 1943
• The Resident Minister
• Bathing at Tipsa
• Algiers Valedictory
• A Reversal of Fortunes, 1958-1961
• Messina, Suez and Algeria
• The Old Companions
• In Search of Lost Friendship
• The General Strikes Out
• Forcing the Way
• "The Most Tragic Day of My Life"
• Grand Designs
• "Ne Pleurez Pas, Milord" 1961-1963
• An Agonising Reappraisal
• Trying to Persuade the General
• Autumn Gales
• Trouble with Missiles
• The Art of Jupiterism
• "At the End of the Day"
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Ricky Garmon
reviewed Almost Impossible Ally: Harold Macmillan and Charles de Gaulle on April 08, 2010
Almost Impossible Ally: Harold Macmillan and Charles de Gaulle
This was fantastic book.
I'm an author currently working on a project about the world's Green parties, and this is by far the most accessible AND detailed account of the German Green Party's time in the federal government in English, and also a wonderfully interesting look at post-war German politics in general.
I'd highly recommend it.
It'll need a new edition sometime soon though, and the author repeatedly makes note of how "there has never been a far-right political party elected to the federal German parliament" which as of 2017 is unfortunately no longer true. So it's slightly dated, but it didn't detract from the enjoyment and quality of information within.
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