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Charles de Gaulle

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Anything can happen someday, even that an act conforming to honour and honesty can end up, at the end of the line, as a good political decision.
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Tout peut, un jour, arriver, m?me qu'un acte conforme ? l'honneur et ? l'honn?teté apparaisse en fin de compte, comme un bon placement politique.
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in Mémoires de guerre.

 
Charles de Gaulle

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