Aged just 18, he joined the French resistance and took part in the World War II liberation of Paris from its Nazi occupiers in 1944. He then served for eight months in Germany and Austria in the run-up to the capitulation of the Third Reich. He paid special attention to the development of relations with Germany as an important economic power in Europe, as well as his energy policies, in the context of the third world countries attempting to impose their opinions on the powerful western countries by forming the OPEC organization years ago. Also, the development of economic exchanges, even in the field of cooperation in the field of peaceful nuclear technology, was one of the goals of Giscard Destin’s foreign policy.
Other sources mention Giskardsten’s views in Guadeloupe: The private information that Giskardsten is talking about refers to the private meeting of Michel Poniatowski, the special envoy of the French President, with the Shah in January 1357, as well as the analysis that Sadegh Qutbzadeh prepared with the knowledge of the late leader of the revolution sent to the Elysee.
