This man started his life in politics as a "radical" in 1889, supported mostly by Francois Pelloutier, and early in life he started the newspaper L'Humanite, which espoused his political views.
This man started his life in politics as a "radical" in 1889, supported mostly by Francois Pelloutier, and early in life he started the newspaper L'Humanite, which espoused his political views. This man also represented France at the Washing Arms Conference in his later career, during which he failed to ratify a security pact he had negotiated with Lloyd-George. He replaced Viviani when Raymond Poincare chose him to be Prime Minister but was soon replaced by Clemenceau for supporting the Nivelle Offensive. Afterwards, he returned to power and negotiated a series of treaties in Switzerland with Austen Chamberlain who won a Nobel Prize with him in 1925. For 10 points name this Frenchman that signed the Locarno Treaties with Gustav Stressman, who also co-names a document whose signatories agreed to outlaw war with Kellog.
This man started his life in politics as a "radical" in 1889, supported mostly by Francois Pelloutier, and early in life he started the newspaper L'Humanite, which espoused his political views.
Aristide Briand