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Quebec separatists greeted de Gaulle with cheers and banners after he landed at Quebec City from a French cruiser at the start of 1967 Canadian visit that ended abruptly with Quebec Libre speech
Quebec separatists greeted de Gaulle with cheers and banners after he landed at Quebec City from a French cruiser at the start of 1967 Canadian visit that ended abruptly with Quebec Libre speech

Quebec separatists greeted de Gaulle with cheers and banners after he landed at Quebec City from a French cruiser at the start of 1967 Canadian visit that ended abruptly with Quebec Libre speech

Date11/10/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Quebec separatists greeted de Gaulle with cheers and banners after he landed at Quebec City from a French cruiser at the start of 1967 Canadian visit that ended abruptly with Quebec Libre speech.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0042840F
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