A man known to his own people as "the Tiger" for his ferociously brilliant political writing, Georges Clemenceau did as much as anyone to weaken the Fourteen Points that Woodrow Wilson brought to ...

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At her death, the Boston Globe noted: “In 1881 she came to Concord to teach French in the High School, a language she had first learned from the late Georges Clemenceau, wartime Premier of France, ...

They shall not! . . .” The nun, the same who nursed Georges Eugene Benjamin Clemenceau back to life when he was shot during the peace conference, made a low reply. “Bear witness!” ...

Georges Clemenceau was born in 1841, the son of a country doctor in a village of Vendée. People in Vendée, since the royalist rebellion of 1794, have been divided into ‘ Whites ’ and ...

PIERRE-Paul Clemenceau (1749–1825). greatgrandfather of the World War I premier of France, was a physician who was also active in village, ... Son Georges (aged seventeen) ...

French statesman Georges Clemenceau (1841-1929) is credited with bringing France from the brink of defeat to victory in World War One. In part he did so by convincing the Allies to unify their ...

IT would be difficult to name another man whose life has been so varied as that of Georges Clemenceau. We are inclined to think of him only in his last phase; but, in fact, the history of Georges ...