Who ruled France in 1920?
In 1920 (world wars), France was ruled by Raymond Poincaré (president). French Third Republic as drawn in the 1914 border data.
Ruler in 1920
| Name | Title | Years | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raymond Poincaré | president | 1913–1920 | source |
Government below the ruler
| Name | Office | Years | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paul Deschanel | President | 1920–1920 | source |
| Alexandre Millerand | President | 1920–1924 | source |
| Georges Clemenceau | President of the Council of ministers | 1917–1920 | source |
| Alexandre Millerand | President of the Council of ministers | 1920–1920 | source |
| Georges Leygues | President of the Council of ministers | 1920–1921 | source |
Around 1920
- 1914: A visit by Poincaré to St Petersburg to meet Tsar Nicholas II was planned for July 1914. source
In our records: before, Émile Loubet (1899–1906); after, Albert François Lebrun (1932–1940).
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