FAQ About Georges Clemenceau
What were Clemenceau's views on Germany after World War I?
Georges Clemenceau viewed Germany as a continuing threat to French security following World War I. He advocated for a harsh peace settlement at the Treaty of Versailles, believing that the imposition of stringent reparations and military restrictions were necessary to deter future German aggression. His views were driven by a desire to protect France from any potential resurgence of German militarism.
