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1. www.economist.com › 2003/01/23 › francoise-giroudFrançoise Giroud - The Economist

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   Jan 23, 2003 · Miss Giroud's weapon to give more pace to French life was language. During her long life she worked in films, was a journalist and a government minister. The thread that linked these jobs was a ...

2. forward.com › culture › 135568Françoise Giroud, Her Triumphant Career and Personal Torments

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   Feb 22, 2011 · By Benjamin Ivry February 22, 2011. To many, Françoise Giroud, born Lea France Gourdji in September 1916 to Turkish-Jewish parents, was an example of a woman who handled power with uncommon grace ...

3. www.thefrenchhistorypodcast.com › france-on-drugsFrance on Drugs: Opium, Morphine, Cocaine, Hashish ...

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   Jul 1, 2023 · Gary: Why and how did these drugs become such a widespread part of society in 19th century France? Black: Well, each drug has a somewhat unique trajectory, but I argue that overall it was the development of new therapeutic knowledge about these drugs and the industrialization of pharmaceutical production.

4. www.france24.com › en › live-newsLA-bound Giroud's leadership will be missed, says Milan captain

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   May 29, 2024 · American midfielder Christian Pulisic and winger Rafael Leao are missing from Milan's tour squad but Giroud has made the long journey to Australia. "He's an important leader on-and-off the field ...

5. www.sparknotes.com › lit › mockingTo Kill a Mockingbird Mrs. Dubose Character Analysis - SparkNotes

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   To Kill a MockingbirdMrs. Dubose Character Analysis. Mrs. Dubose, an ill, elderly woman who lives two doors down from the Finches, is known by many in the neighborhood to be “the meanest old woman who ever lived.”. Although she habitually insults passers-by from the safety of her front porch, tensions between her and the Finch children ...

6. frenchfootballweekly.com › 2024/05/26 › giroud-theGiroud, the shocking confessed trauma - French Football Weekly

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   May 26, 2024 · Giroud, the shocking confessed trauma. About to close the French chapter of his career, Olivier Giroud opens up like never before in a documentary film broadcast this Sunday evening on Canal+. It’s decided, Euro 2024 will be Olivier Giroud’s last competition with the Blues, after 13 international years at the highest level. The 37-year-old ...

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   Why did miss Giroud become an addiction?

   • Miss Giroud's weapon to give more pace to French life was language. During her long life she worked in films, was a journalist and a government minister. The thread that linked these jobs was a way with words. For many French people she became an addiction, whether they agreed with her or not.

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   What did miss Giroud say about her love life?

   • Miss Giroud was to write biographies of both women. She preferred to say little about her own love life. She was married briefly and had two children, a son who died in a skiing accident, and a daughter who survives her. She said, “The men who helped me, and they are legion, were my friends, not my lovers.”

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   Who was Françoise Giroud?

   • State Secretary of the Feminine Condition: Françoise Giroud, pictured here in 1974, held many important media and government posts. Image by Getty Images To many, Françoise Giroud, born Lea France Gourdji in September 1916 to Turkish-Jewish parents, was an example of a woman who handled power with uncommon grace.

   Françoise Giroud, Her Triumphant Career and Personal Torments

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   What did miss Giroud say about Jean Renoir?

   • As Miss Giroud became well known she was pressed for details of her own life, and obligingly offered some colourful stories, such as when she was an aide to Jean Renoir in 1937 while he was making “La Grande Illusion”, regarded as one of the greatest of anti-war films. “You have gifts,” he told her.

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   Was Françoise Giroud a feminist?

   • Perhaps they were moving out of their rut. In 1974 Jacques Chirac, the then prime minister, created for Françoise Giroud the new job of minister of women's affairs. She was later made culture minister. But although she came to be described as a feminist, she was never a campaigning American-style sister.

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   Why was Giroud freed?

   • In 1943, Giroud was arrested by the Gestapo and sent to Fresnes Prison, near Paris, but she was freed in July 1944, due to a lack of evidence against her and to the fact that the Germans had no idea she was Jewish.

   Françoise Giroud, Her Triumphant Career and Personal Torments

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8. sempremilan.com › giroud-confirms-milan-exitGiroud confirms Milan exit in emotional video: “Milan will ...

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   May 13, 2024 · That loss against us changed all their momentum, Inter become shaky and we going strong till the end. That is, in a sense, the true deciding factor of the Scudetto. Of course Leao with his 21 goals contribution at Serie A is the season MVP. But we can’t forget the impact of Giroud in his first season. Merci Giroud. One of my favourite.