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strongholds of rural France was relatively mediocre. Parliamentarians hostile to the RPF delayed cantonal elections in the fear of another Gaullist breakthrough. The hostility of the media and the social events of 1947 limited the party's electoral success.
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supporters) to join without compromising their other membership, but this hope was never realized. By 1948, the party counted half a million members, just behind the Communist Party. The RPF was able to gain the support of
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As de Gaulle also opposed the parties on the basis that they served particular interests and divided the nation, he wanted the RPF to be a "rally," not a political party, and allowed members of other parties (except
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with over 35% of votes. In Paris in 1947, Pierre de Gaulle, the brother of the General, became President of the municipal council, a post similar to mayor. However, the RPF's performance in the Christian Democratic
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The 1949 cantonal elections, albeit delayed in fear of an RPF breakthrough, produced another RPF victory (although smaller than the victory in the municipal elections).
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on 14 April 1947, one year after his resignation from the presidency of the provisional government and four months after the proclamation of the
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With only 117 seats, the RPF had little influence on decision making in the new Assembly. In 1952, 27 deputies voted in favor of
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On 13 September 1955, the party was officially dissolved. The Gaullist deputies founded the
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The party enjoyed success in municipal elections (1947), capturing the cities of
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without the backing of de Gaulle. Most would go on to form the
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was a relative success for the RPF, but the electoral law (
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government, with himself as the single dominant ruler.
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Jacques Foccart
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National Centre of Social Republicans
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