Clemenceau (Georges Clemenceau)

Georges Clemenceau was a French politician and statesman who served as Prime Minister during World War I. Known as "The Tiger" for his determined leadership, he played a crucial role in rallying France during the war and in shaping the post-war peace process. Clemenceau advocated strongly for harsh terms for Germany in the Treaty of Versailles to ensure France’s security. His leadership emphasized national resilience and military strength, making him a key figure in early 20th-century French history and the aftermath of the war.