Date : 1992
Editeur / Publisher : [Lieu de publication inconnu] : [Éditeur inconnu] , 1992
Type : Livre / Book
Type : Thèse / ThesisLangue / Language : français / French
Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands
Partis politiques -- Allemagne
Résumé / Abstract : THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SPD AND FRANCE IS EXAMINED FROM THREE DIFFERENT ANGLES: ITS VIEW OF FRANCE, THE WAY IN WHICH IT COULD USE FRANCO-GERMAN POLICY TO ITS OWN END WITHIN GERMANY, AND THE EFFECTS OF THE ALGERIAN WAR ON THE GERMAN PARTY. THE FIRST PART DEALS WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF MENDS FRANCE. THE SPD CONSIDERED IT TO BE EFFECTIVE, CONCERNED ABOUT DEMOCRACY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE, AND HOPED IT WOULD PROVE THE ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL EFFECTIV NESS OF THE LEFT. THE SECOND PART SHOWS THAT THE MOLLET PERIOD WAS DETRIMENTAL TO THE SPD. IT EXAMINES THE SPD'S CONCERN ABOUT THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF FRANCE UNDER THE LAST GOVERNMENTS OF THE IVTH REPUBLIC, AS WELL AS ITS DESIRE TO DISSOCIATE PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY FROM WHAT WAS HAPPENING IN PARIS. THE AMBIGUITIES OF DE GAULLE'S POLICY AND HIS SUSPECTED AUTOCRATIC INTENTIONS FIRST RAISED THE SPD'S FEARS; HOWEVER, THEY LATER FOCUSED ON THE POLITICAL ENTOURAGE OF THE LAST PRESIDENT DU CONSEIL. THE EVER COMPLEX RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SFIO AND THE SPD LED THE LATTER TO SUPPORT THE MINORITY GROUP AGAINST MOLLET. THE ALGERIAN QUESTION strengthENED THE OPPOSITION TO OLLENHAUER, WHO WAS ANXIOUS NOT TO OFFEND FRANCE AND TO QUESTION THE COLONIAL POLICY OF SFIO VIA THE ACCEPTED WAYS ONLY; A MINORITY GROUP EMERGED WHICH SUPPORTED INDEPENDENCE, AND AT THE CONGRESS OF STUTTFGART, JOINED ...