- In March 1967, tensions arose between students and police in Paris after a student was arrested for attacking an American Express branch. This led to more student protests and the formation of an illegal protest organization. - In May 1968, the university dean closed the Sorbonne University after police violence against protesters increased tensions. Over 450,000 workers, unemployed people, students, and parents protested the government. - President de Gaulle fled the country but was more powerful than before in the next election, saying "Just vote, I will do the rest."

1. STUDENT MOVEMENTS

2. - 16 March 1967 Tension between students and police.
- 22 March 1968 Kickstart: police arrested a student who involved
attacking American Express branch in Paris.
- 142 student occupied Nanterre University Administrative Office.
- M22 (Marc 22) illegal organisation founded by students.
- University Dean committed to close university temporary.

3. -
Dean let the police take control in University
Disinformation starts by media and Communist party.
2 May Dean Closes again
3 May Rally in Sorbonne University.

4. -
Police started to arrest protesters.
Police used violence
Number of students increased.
Police violence helped to increase resistence instead of stop.

5. - 450.000 people (workers,unemployees,students, student’s
parents) protested government
- De Gaulle has fled from country .
- Next election De Gaulle was powerfull then before.

6. - De Gaulle was powerfull then before in next election.
"Just vote, I will do the rest."

7. Sources:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protests_of_1968
http://tr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fransa%27daki_May%C4%B1s_1968_olaylar%C4%B1
http://www.radikal.com.tr/kitap/viva_la_revolution-1021520
http://13melek.blogspot.com/2009/10/sokak-guzeldir-68de-ne-oldu.html
http://tr.internationalism.org/icconline/1968/02
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