Clémenceau

Georges Clémenceau was a French statesman and journalist who served as Prime Minister during World War I. Known as "The Tiger" for his fierce determination, he played a key role in leading France to victory and shaping the Treaty of Versailles. Clémenceau was committed to strengthening France’s defenses, securing its post-war recovery, and ensuring that Germany was held accountable. His leadership was characterized by pragmatism, resilience, and a focus on national security. He remains a significant figure in French history for his efforts in guiding France through one of its most turbulent periods.