Paul Painlevé gives up on forming a French government, so it’s Aristide Briand’s turn to make an attempt.
Last Friday, Coolidge opined that the French government’s financial difficulties were not Herriot’s fault but inherited by him from previous governments. The French consider this unacceptable interference in their politics. (Of course these days J.D. Vance, if that is his real name, can lecture European countries on being unfair to fascist parties).
Newfoundland women get the vote from the age of 25 (men have it at 21).
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