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.
Also, his election was the end of France’s “magnificent thirty years” period, which began after the end of the World War and whose memory is still alive in the minds of the French. This was the period when the country was moving towards prosperity and the conditions of the French government were such that it even digested the May 1968 movement.
