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The 33 pages that link to French Fifth Republic, each with the reason it gives.

• Charles de GaulleNarrower topic: De Gaulle founded this regime and served as its first president.

• François MitterrandNarrower topic: Mitterrand was its longest-serving president and reshaped how its institutions operated.

• Emmanuel MacronNarrower topic: Its semi-presidential structure shapes how Macron shares executive authority.

• Jacques ChiracNarrower topic: Chirac’s roles as president and prime minister illustrate the Fifth Republic’s shifting executive balance.

• François HollandeNarrower topic: Its institutions concentrate executive power in the presidency, the office Hollande held.

• French Socialist PartyNarrower topic: Its institutions shaped how Socialist presidents and parliamentary majorities exercised power.

• Marine Le PenNarrower topic: Its presidential elections and institutions structure her bids for national power.

• French presidential electionNarrower topic: Presidential elections are the central contest within this constitutional regime.

• French ParliamentNarrower topic: Its constitutional settlement shapes Parliament’s authority and its interactions with the president and government.

• Nicolas SarkozyNarrower topic: The constitution’s strong executive gave Sarkozy broad influence over government policy.

• French Council of MinistersNarrower topic: The council operates within the Fifth Republic’s distinctive executive structure.

• Valéry Giscard d'EstaingNarrower topic: Its institutions shaped the powers and political limits of his presidency.

• French journalismNarrower topic: Its institutions and political history frame much contemporary reporting in France.

• Georges PompidouNarrower topic: Pompidou governed as president and prime minister within this constitutional system.

• Government of FranceNarrower topic: The Government’s current institutional form belongs to this constitutional regime.

• Jean-Marie Le PenNarrower topic: Le Pen’s campaigns and electoral fortunes unfolded within this political system.

• May 68Narrower topic: May 68 unfolded within the political institutions that protesters sought to challenge.

• Raoul SalanNarrower topic: The putsch challenged the authority of the political system Salan had helped bring into being.

• Hubert Beuve-MéryNarrower topic: Beuve-Méry’s paper continued to scrutinize executive power after the regime’s creation.

• Madame ClaudeNarrower topic: Madame Claude's rise and prosecution unfolded under this republic's governments.