Millerand
alexandre
[a-lek-sahn-druh] /a lɛkˈsɑ̃ drə/ (show ipa), 1859–1943, president of france 1920–24.
historical examples
this impression many socialist workingmen had, and the “case millerand” strengthened it in them.
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after the expulsion of millerand, the two parties united in 1905 at rouen.
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when millerand was first asked to take a cabinet portfolio his friend jaurès told him to accept.
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the congress was composed largely of friends of millerand and jaurès.
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guesde, present at the banquet, approved and “applauded” the definition of socialism given by millerand.
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the socialists made it plain that millerand’s procedure was not socialism.
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to this millerand added lay and official members and greatly increased its efficiency.
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the millerand episode left a deep impression on the public mind.
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millerand took great care to perfect the organization of trade unions.
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millerand’s activity had taken the fear out of their hearts.
socialism and democracy in europe samuel p. orth
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