This man formed cohabitation governments with both Edouard Balladur and Jacques Chirac, the latter of whom succeeded him.
This leader successfully hid the existence of his bastard daughter Mazarine Pingeot. This man's culture minister fixed the price of books in a namesake law. In one speech, this politician spoke of a "southern wind" of democratic change over former colonies; that was the La Baule speech. This politician's book The Permanent Coup criticized one of his predecessors, and he passed the Badinter Act, which abolished the death penalty. This man's (*) 110 Propositions for France guided his policy-making, and he ordered the construction of the Louvre Pyramid and the National Library as part of his Grand Projects. This man formed cohabitation governments with both Edouard Balladur and Jacques Chirac, the latter of whom succeeded him. For 10 points, name this socialist French President from 1981 to 1995.
This leader successfully hid the existence of his bastard daughter Mazarine Pingeot.
Francois Maurice Adrien Marie Mitterrand