Charles de Gaulle a great negotiator

Charles André Joseph Marie de Gaulle was a French General. The 18th of June he calls the French to the resistance from London. And he led the Free French Forces during World War II. After the liberation he restored the Republic. He established the right for women to vote. He reorganized France and made many reforms. In 1958 he founded the fifth republic, and become the first president of this fifth republic.
Charles de Gaulle has been a leader for the French. He realized important reforms. He unified the population. He brought France as an important country on the international scale. He managed the problem of decolonization and the crisis of May 68. During all his life Charles de Gaulle had to negotiate on many topics very different. He negotiated with UK and USA during and at the end of World War II. He convinced the French population and the government of his legitimacy. He dealt with many countries for the decolonization. He found solution on dramatic French crisis. But he also made errors during his military and political life.
Nowadays his name is still very present in France. In most of the cities there is a street on his name. The most important French airport or the famous aircraft carrier bears the name of Charles de Gaulle.
We will study the history of Charles de Gaulle and we will focus on the important negotiation he made. Furthermore we will analyze what was his negotiating style and how he had such a success. Besides we will look on the mistakes he