Georges Clemenceau, a journalist, physician, and politician, served as premier of France from 1906-1909 and again in 1917 until 1920. He was a strong leader during the last year of World War I, often called "the Tiger" and "Father Victory." At the Paris Peace Conference, Clemenceau had a powerful say in what was going on. Clemenceau had no sympathy for Germany when it came to writing the Treaty of Versailles. He desired revenge, compensation, and complete de-militarization of Germany.
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