context: Charles de Gaulle (1890 - 1970) A French general and politician born in the French city of Lille, graduated from Saint-Cyr Military School in 1912 from the infantry corps. Written several books on the subject of strategic and military Altsouralssayas. He appointed a division general, and deputy secretary of state for national defense in January 1940 who led the resistance of his country in World War II and headed the Free France government in London on January 18. In 1943 he chaired the French Committee for National Liberation, which in June 1944 became called the Provisional Government of the French Republic. The first president of the Fifth French Republic, known for his colonial maneuvers towards Algeria, including the Constantine Project, the third force, Algeria Algeria, the project to separate the Algerian desert, the peace of the brave. He died at the Colombian du Léglise in 1970 . The honorable history of the former President and the spiritual father Charles de Gaulle did not intercede with the French people who went out in opposing demonstrations in 1968, and in response to the demands of the demonstrators whose students and workers formed the majority among them, de Gaulle decided to hold a referendum on the application of more decentralization in France, and he pledged before the referendum to withdraw from His position in the event that a large percentage of the French do not agree to decentralization in the country. On the evening of April 28, 1969, de Gaulle announced that he had stepped down after his approval of decentralization achieved a slightly lower percentage than that previously set.
question: When was Charles de Gaulle born?
answers.text: 1890