BBC ON THIS DAY | 27 | 1967: De Gaulle says 'non' to Britain - again
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Reaction to the press conference held by Charles de Gaulle (RTL, 15 January 1963) - CVCE Website
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Press conference held by Charles de Gaulle' by Yves Courrière (RTL, 14 January 1963) - CVCE Website
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Cartoon by Cummings on the Franco-German partnership and the British question (22 January 1963) - CVCE Website
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Cartoon on General de Gaulle's veto regarding the British membership application to the EEC (16 February 1963) - CVCE Website
