Charles de Gaulle heureux de se retrouver en famille.

Name: Charles de Gaulle heureux de se retrouver en famille.
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Charles de Gaulle (Lille, 1890/1970)

French statesman and President.

Document type: Autographed signed letter

Number of documents: 1 - Number of pages: 1 p. 1/2 - Format: In-8

Location: None

Date : 08/11/1957

Destinataire : sa belle-soeur, Marie "Cada" Vendroux

Condition: good

Description :

Tendre lettre familiale de Charles de Gaulle à sa belle soeur "Cada" [épouse de Jacques Vendroux, frère d'Yvonne].
"De tout coeur, merci, ma chère Cada, à vous et à Jacques de vos voeux affectueux. Vous ne sauriez croire combien Yvonne et moi avons été heureux des quelques jours passés récemment en votre compagnie. Nous vous adressons à tous les deux toutes nos meilleures affections". Il signe : "Votre frère : Charles".

Header: "General de Gaulle".

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Charles de Gaulle heureux de se retrouver en famille.

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