That's not my point, my point is about the change of narrative which is also the topic of this thread. After the WWII it was wide misery in France up to 1960 and now it is supposed to have been the "30 glorious years".
You know, even if I was born in 1956, I have seen lot of those shelters.
The person who first wrote about the "30 glorious years" was Jean Fourastié. Jean Fourastié had strong link with Jean Monnet. Jean Monnet had been an advisor to President Franklin D. Roosevelt from 1940 to 1946 [0].
[0] Jean Monnet (1988). Mémoires (in French). Fayard. ISBN 978-2-213-65802-5.