What positions did Georges Clemenceau hold in his 1917 wartime government?

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In November 1917, when President Raymond Poincaré invited Georges Clemenceau to form a government, Clemenceau assumed two primary roles:

Premier (Prime Minister)1
Minister of War1

Clemenceau held these positions as part of his wartime government, which lasted from 1917 to 1920, with the singular objective of winning World War I.1