This government collapsed during a controversy over whether to support a Spanish government of the same name against Franco's Nationalists.
Opponents of this government included a newspaper that drove its minister Roger Salengro to suicide with accusations of military desertion and the hood-wearing Cagoule society. Before it came to power, this government's leader was dragged from his car and beaten by a youth group called the King's Camelots. This government dissolved the Cross of Fire, a fascist veterans group. Meetings that this government conducted with trade unions resulted in the Matignon accords, which granted a (*) 40-hour work week. This government collapsed during a controversy over whether to support a Spanish government of the same name against Franco's Nationalists. Antisemitic far-right groups opposed the leader of this coalition, LÃ©on Blum. For 10 points, name this coalition made up of Communists, Socialists, and Radicals that led France from 1936 to 1938.
Opponents of this government included a newspaper that drove its minister Roger Salengro to suicide with accusations of military desertion and the hood-wearing Cagoule society.
Popular Front [or Front Populaire; prompt on Blum's premiership; prompt on the French Third Republic]