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AN97-3 France 1997 "Dissolution of the National Assembly, Prime Minister JOSPIN"
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N°AN97-2: FDC FRANCE "Jacques CHIRAC, President of the French Republic, decrees the dissolution of the National Assembly - Article 12 of the Constitution, April 21, 1997"
- Postage France 2,50Fr “Bicentenary of the French Revolution of 1789 - Gaspard Monge 1746-1818", 0,50Fr "Marianne"
- Date cancellation "Paris Palais Bourbon" (French National Assembly) 21.04.1997
- Postal link "Paris - Strasbourg, Council of Europe" with arrival stamp (slogan cancellation) on the back
The envelope bears the "Decree of April 21, 1997", as published in the Official Journal.
Collector's Edition - Limited edition, numbered from 1 to 220 copies - RARE
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A look back at the events:
On April 21, 1997, Jacques Chirac, President of the French Republic, dissolved the National Assembly, arguing that France needs "now" a "new impetus", even though he has a comfortable majority there.
The left is launching the campaign around the new concept of "plural left", bringing together Socialist Party, French Communist Party, left radicals, Greens and Citizens' Movement. In the second round held in June, she obtained a majority of 319 seats, while most polls predicted a victory for the presidential camp.
This success of the left paves the way for the longest cohabitation of the Fifth Republic between Jacques Chirac and Lionel Jospin (Socialist Party), appointed Prime Minister.
AN97-3
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- 04/06/1997
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