KnowraJacques ChiracLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Jacques Chirac, each with the reason it gives.All 12Related 11Compared with 1Charles de GaulleRelated: Chirac later led the Gaullist movement and adapted it to a changing political landscape.Vichy FranceRelated: His 1995 speech marked a major shift in official recognition of French state responsibility.President of FranceRelated: His presidency included the shift to five-year presidential terms and a major constitutional referendum.François MitterrandRelated: Their 1986–1988 cohabitation paired Mitterrand with a leading conservative rival.French presidential electionRelated: His 2002 landslide followed a broad anti-Le Pen mobilization in the runoff.Nicolas SarkozyRelated: Sarkozy served in Chirac’s governments before challenging the political order associated with him.Valéry Giscard d'EstaingRelated: Chirac was his first prime minister, then resigned amid a widening political rift.Simone VeilRelated: He appointed Veil minister of state in his 1993 government.Jean-Marie Le PenCompared with: Chirac defeated Le Pen decisively in the 2002 runoff and represented the mainstream response to his advance.Sciences PoRelated: Chirac’s education at Sciences Po links the school to the country’s political elite.Gaston FlosseRelated: Chirac and Flosse shared political ties rooted in support for French Polynesia’s autonomy within France.Madame ClaudeRelated: He was among the prominent political figures rumored to have crossed paths with her network.