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Georges Clemenceau served as the prime minister (premier) of France during two distinct periods:
- 1906â1909: He first held the office after the resignation of Ferdinand Sarrienâs ministry, serving until July 1909.1
- 1917â1920: He returned to lead the government during the final years of World War I, earning the title "Father of Victory" for his role in the Allied success and his participation in framing the Treaty of Versailles.21