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MARIE CLAUDE:

Charles DeGaulle was the ultimate narcissist. That isn’t necessarily bad, and, in fact, during WW II it was an admirable attribute, a counterweight to Churchill. But after WW II, it was a farce. It was his immense ego that rescued a decaying and moribund France. But his post-war pretensions, his ‘grandeur’, were, to most observers, funny, a Kabuki play. His sense of self-importance was only exceeded by the size of his nose. Mais, vive le France.