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French Union

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
French Union 1946-58, political entity established by the French constitution of 1946. It comprised metropolitan France (the 90 departments of continental France and Corsica); French overseas departments, territories, settlements, and United Nations trusteeships; French colonies, which became overseas departments of France; and associate states (protectorates), which became autonomous. The union replaced the colonial system. In 1954, the associate states of Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia withdrew from the union, and in 1956 Morocco and Tunisia, also associate states, became independent. The French... Read more
French Union
...departments and territories) and gave former protectorates limited local autonomy, with some voice in decision making in Paris. By the constitution of 1958, the French Union was replaced by the French Community . French Union French Union French Union Read more
French Union
French Union A reorganization in 1946 of the French Empire to implement the Brazzaville Declaration . It proved unacceptable to both...self-government. It broke up through the loss of Indochina in 1954 and the creation of the French Community in 1958. Read more

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