As the head of the newspaper (*) L'Aurore, this leader published an open letter to FÃ©lix Faure that condemned the conviction of Alfred Dreyfus; that letter was Ã‰mile Zola's "J'accuse."
While serving as Interior Minister, this leader created a police force known as the Mobile Brigades alongside CÃ©lestin Hennion ("en-YON"). This leader challenged Paul DÃ©roulÃ¨de to a duel after DÃ©roulÃ¨de accused this leader of involvement in the Panama scandal. This leader ordered the arrest of his predecessor Joseph Caillaux ("kah-YO") for his antiwar activities. As the head of the newspaper (*) L'Aurore, this leader published an open letter to FÃ©lix Faure that condemned the conviction of Alfred Dreyfus; that letter was Ã‰mile Zola's "J'accuse." This leader's second term in his highest office saw the appointment of Ferdinand Foch as the supreme commander of the Allied forces. For 10 points, name this prime minister, a "Tiger" who led France through the end of the First World War.
While serving as Interior Minister, this leader created a police force known as the Mobile Brigades alongside CÃ©lestin Hennion ("en-YON").
Georges Benjamin Clemenceau ("klay-mon-SO")