- Jean
Adrien François
Lecanuet (4
March 1920 – 22
February 1993) was a
French centrist politician.
Lecanuet was born to a
family of
modest means in Rouen...
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candidacy led to
other politicians entering the race. The MRP
leader Jean
Lecanuet was
nominated by his
party and the
National Centre of
Independents and...
- The party's long-time
leader was Jean
Lecanuet.
Democratic Centre was
founded on 2
February 1966 by Jean
Lecanuet after his 1965
presidential campaign...
- ****embly and the MRP
suffered a
serious electoral defeat. In 1963, Jean
Lecanuet took the
leadership in
order to
renew the party's image. He was a candidate...
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centrist and
Christian democratic component of the UDF. Its
leader Jean
Lecanuet was the
first president of the UDF confederation. It
supported the UDF...
- new "centrist pole"
within it, the New
Centre led by Hervé Morin. Jean
Lecanuet (1978–1988) Valéry
Giscard d'Estaing (1988–1996) François Léotard (1996–1998)...
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maternal voice."
Journal of
Reproductive and
Infant Psychology, 11: 147–153.
Lecanuet, J.P.; Granier‐Deferre, C.; Jacquet, A.Y.; Capponi, I.; Ledru, L. (1993)...
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Salacrou (1899–1989),
dramatist Roger Apéry (1916–1994),
mathematician Jean
Lecanuet (1920–1993),
politician Jacques Rivette (1928–2016), film
director Jean-Yves...
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Republicans 1966–1974 Succeeded by
Michel Poniatowski Preceded by Jean
Lecanuet President of the
Union for
French Democracy 1988–1996 Succeeded by François...
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Telecommunications Michel Durafour –
Minister of
Employment and
Social Affairs Jean
Lecanuet –
Minister of
Justice René Haby –
Minister of
National Education Simone...
