Georges Clemenceau? : France.

By:

Watson, David Robin

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Haus Histories SerPublication details: London : Haus Publishing, March 2009 ; Minneapolis : Consortium Book Sales & Distribution [distributor]Description: 1 online resource (176 pages) : illustrationsContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781907822087
1907822089

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DDC classification:

944.0814092 22

LOC classification:

DC342.8.C6

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Summary: For many, the role of Georges Clemenceau is still based on John Maynard Keynes & rsquo; misjudged caricature & mdash;that he had imposed a treaty of overwhelming harshness and severity. The French, however, have often maintained that that he was too lenient. David Watson considers the implications of Clemenceau & rsquo;s actions, his legacy, and what it subsequently entailed for the French.

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For many, the role of Georges Clemenceau is still based on John Maynard Keynes & rsquo; misjudged caricature & mdash;that he had imposed a treaty of overwhelming harshness and severity. The French, however, have often maintained that that he was too lenient. David Watson considers the implications of Clemenceau & rsquo;s actions, his legacy, and what it subsequently entailed for the French.

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