Yvonne de gaulle biography of mahatma gandhi
Biography of mahatma gandhi hindi.
Yvonne de gaulle biography of mahatma gandhi
de Gaulle, Yvonne (–)
French first lady who went into exile with her husband Charles de Gaulle when he headed the Free French resistance during WWII and was, in her later years, affectionately known in France as "Tante Yvonne" (Aunt Yvonne). Name variations: Madame de Gaulle.
Born Yvonne Charlotte Anne-Marie Vendroux (pronunciation: Vahn-DROO) on May 22, , in the family home in Calais, on the Channel coast of France; died on November 8, , in the military hospital Val-de-Grâce, Paris; daughter of Jacques Vendroux (the head of a biscuit manufacturing company) and Marguerite (Forest) Vendroux; received primary and secondary education largely with private tutors at home; spent several years at a primary school, Notre-Dame in Calais; married Charles de Gaulle, on April 7, (a civil ceremony took place the previous day but it was the religious ceremony held April 7 that was regarded as their wedding by the de Gaulles); children: Philippe (b.
December 28, ); Elisabeth de Boissieu (b.