Gaston Defferre
Gaston Defferre was a prominent French politician, known for his role as the mayor of Marseille and his influence in the media landscape of southern France, particularly during the competition between his newspaper, Le Provençal, and Nice-Matin.
Born on Jul 01, 1910 (115 years old)
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France:
Gaston Defferre was the mayor of Marseille who made a controversial statement about the pieds-noirs.
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France:
Gaston Defferre was the minister of the interior who introduced the original law in 1982.
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Monaco:
Gaston Defferre was the socialist mayor of Marseille who was annoyed by the success of Corse-Matin.
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France:
Gaston Defferre was re-elected as mayor of Marseille in 1983 under the previous electoral system.
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Monaco:
Gaston Defferre was the owner of Var-Matin République who wanted to expand.
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Monaco:
Gaston Defferre was the mayor of Marseille and a prominent political figure during Dabin's career.
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Monaco:
Gaston Defferre reacted immediately by announcing that his flagship, Le Provençal, would expand its distribution in the Alpes-Maritimes.
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