WW1 - French Statesmen during the First World War

This post presents an excerpt on WW1 - French Statesmen during the First World War, taken from Ратни албум (War Album), 1914–1918, authored by Andra Popović (Андра Поповић) and published in Belgrade in 1926.

WW1 Leaders - French Statesmen - WW1 Information

Published just a few years after the end of the Great War, the album preserves a valuable visual and documentary record of the people, events, and military leaders associated with the conflict. This first part features several prominent French generals who played important roles in the war, providing a glimpse into the leadership of the French military during one of the defining conflicts of the 20th century.

Beyond its historical content, War Album is also an important contemporary Yugoslav-era source, reflecting how the wartime generation remembered and documented the military figures and events of 1914–1918.

Source: Andra Popović, Ратни албум (War Album), 1914–1918, Belgrade, 1926.

WW1 - French Statesmen during the First World War

1. R. Poincare, President of the Republic.
R. Poincare, President of the Republic.

2. G. Clemenceau, prime minister and of the war (from November 1917)
G. Clemenceau, prime minister and of the war (from November 1917)

3. A. Briand, minister of Justice in 1915 prime minister and minister of Foreign affairs.
A. Briand, minister of Justice in 1915 prime minister and minister of Foreign affairs.

4. A. Millerand, minister of war (1914—1915), prime minister after the war.
A. Millerand, minister of war (1914—1915), prime minister after the war.

5. T. Delcasse, minister of war (in June), later minister of Foreign affairs (August 1914).
Delcasse, minister of war (in June), later minister of Foreign affairs (August 1914).

6. Stephen Pichon, minister for Foreign affairs (in 1913 and later from 1917—1920).
Stephen Pichon, minister for Foreign affairs (in 1913 and later from 1917—1920).

7. Rene Viviani, prime minister and minister for Foreign affairs (1914—1915).
Rene Viviani, prime minister and minister for Foreign affairs (1914—1915).

8. Bienvenu Martin, Representative of the minister for Foreign affairs.
Bienvenu Martin, Representative of the minister for Foreign affairs.

9. Alexandre Ribot, finance minister (in 1916) later prime minister and minister for Foreign affairs (March 1917).
Alexandre Ribot, finance minister (in 1916) later prime minister and minister for Foreign affairs (March 1917).

10. P. Painleve minister of education (1915—1916), naval minister (in 1917), prime minister and minister of war (end of 1917).
P. Painleve minister of education (1915—1916), naval minister (in 1917), prime minister and minister of war (end of 1917).

11. L. Barthou, minister for Foreign affairs (1917).
L. Barthou, minister for Foreign affairs (1917).

12. L. Loucheur, minister de l'armement (1917).
L. Loucheur, minister de l'armement (1917).

13. Albert Thomas, minister de l'armement.
Albert Thomas, minister de l'armement.

14. Herriot, minister for food supplies.
Herriot, minister for food supplies.

15. Paul Dechanel, President of the Deputy Chamber.
Paul Dechanel, President of the Deputy Chamber.

16. Antonin Dubost, President of the Senate.
Antonin Dubost, President of the Senate.

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Excerpt from the book: Ратни албум (War Album) 1914-1918
Author: Андра Поповић (Andra Popovic), 
Belgrade, 1926

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