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The 21 pages that link to Georges Clemenceau, each with the reason it gives.

• World War IRelated: He pressed for security and reparations against Germany.

• Treaty of VersaillesRelated: He pressed for measures to protect France against future German attack.

• French Third RepublicRelated: Clemenceau’s wartime leadership linked republican government to victory in 1918.

• Treaty of SèvresRelated: He was a principal Allied leader during the treaty-making process.

• Émile ZolaRelated: Clemenceau published Zola’s open letter that became known as “J’Accuse…!”

• Paris Peace ConferenceRelated: Clemenceau pressed for French security and stringent terms against Germany.

• Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-LayeRelated: Clemenceau helped lead Allied negotiations that determined Austria’s postwar terms.

• San Remo ConferenceRelated: He represented French interests in the negotiations that preceded San Remo.

• SyndicalismCompared with: His response to strikes highlights the conflict between syndicalist mobilization and state authority.

• Ferdinand FochRelated: Clemenceau backed Foch’s appointment and shaped France’s wartime strategy.

• Alsace-LorraineRelated: He pressed for the return of Alsace-Lorraine to France in 1919.

• Jules FerryCompared with: Clemenceau challenged Ferry’s defense of colonial conquest in the Chamber of Deputies.

• Henri GouraudRelated: Clemenceau’s government assigned Gouraud major wartime commands.

• DreyfusardsRelated: He published Zola’s letter and helped sustain the campaign in the press.

• Raymond PoincaréRelated: As prime minister from 1917, he shared wartime leadership with Poincaré, though their political relationship was often tense.

• Devil's IslandRelated: His campaign against the conviction kept public attention on Dreyfus's imprisonment.

• Félix FaureRelated: Clemenceau’s newspaper helped bring the affair to prominence while Faure was president.

• Octave MirbeauRelated: Clemenceau’s newspaper and political activism shared the public arena of Mirbeau’s Dreyfusard writing.

• Vittorio Emanuele OrlandoRelated: His hard bargaining with Orlando shaped the Paris negotiations over Italy’s claims.

• Allies of World War IRelated: He pursued French security and reparations in Allied decisions at Versailles.

• Aftermath of World War IRelated: He pressed for French security and German restraints in the settlement.