This man derisively called the United Nations "the thingamabob" in criticism of its handling of the 
This man derisively called the United Nations "the thingamabob" in criticism of its handling of the Congo Crisis and refused to contribute to peacekeeping efforts. This man was placated with the Luxembourg Compromise after he boycotted the Council of the European Union during a dispute over the Common Agricultural Policy. This leader cut a visit to Canada short after Pierre Trudeau asked him about the acceptability of a Canadian Prime leader supporting (*) Breton nationalists; Trudeau's question was a response to a controversial speech by this leader during Montreal's Expo 67 in which he voiced support for a free Quebec. His tenure saw the signing of the Evian Accords and student and worker riots in May 1968. Earlier, he gained emergency power following the Algerian Crisis. For 10 points, name this first president of the France's Fifth Republic, the leader of the Free French during World War II.
This man derisively called the United Nations "the thingamabob" in criticism of its handling of the Congo Crisis and refused to contribute to peacekeeping efforts.