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Photograph H18024 First World War, 1914-1918France. Georges Clemenceau, President of the War Commission in the French Senate, talking to French Army Generals Humbert, on the left, and Mordacq. (Donor French Official Photograph)

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Verdun, France. Monsieur Clemenceau former French Premier but in this photograph he was President of the Senate Commission of the French Army on a visit to the front line. (Donor French Official Photograph)
France. Georges Clemenceau, President of the War Commission in the French Senate, talking to French Army Generals Humbert, on the left, and Mordacq. (Donor French Official Photograph)

Cambrai, France. c. 1917. M. Clemenceau, President of the War Commission in the French Senate and later Premier of France, and British Army Commander General Haig outside the Hotel de Ville after the

Portrait of Georges Benjamin Clemenceau. Clemenceau was President of the War Commission in the French Senate until he became Premier of France in November 1917. Born 28 September 1841 he died on 24 No
France. A French Army typist's office in the Citadel of Verdun near the front line. (Donor French Official Photograph)

France. The Message Office in the Citadel of Verdun at the French Front. (Donor French Official Photograph)

France. Monsieur Painleve who held the portfolio of Minister of War in Monsieur Robot's French wartine Cabinet in which he acquitted himself with great success. (Donor French Official Photograph)
