Édouard Daladier
1884 to 1970
5 documented presences
5 places
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Édouard Daladier (18 June 1884 – 10 October 1970) was a French Radical-Socialist (centre-left) politician, who was the Prime Minister of France in 1933, 1934 and again from 1938 to 1940.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Édouard Daladier was documented, and when
18 June 1884exact date
Carpentrasattested
“Daladier was born in Carpentras, Vaucluse, on 18 June 1884, the son of a village baker.”
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26 June 1936exact date
Soviet Unionattested
“At the first meeting of the committee on 26 June 1936, Daladier complained that other nations had someone to direct their defence policies, citing the example of the War Minister Field Marshal Werner von Blomberg in Germany; the Defence…”
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26 June 1936exact date
Germanyattested
“At the first meeting of the committee on 26 June 1936, Daladier complained that other nations had someone to direct their defence policies, citing the example of the War Minister Field Marshal Werner von Blomberg in Germany; the Defence…”
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26 June 1936exact date
Italyattested
“At the first meeting of the committee on 26 June 1936, Daladier complained that other nations had someone to direct their defence policies, citing the example of the War Minister Field Marshal Werner von Blomberg in Germany; the Defence…”
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10 October 1970exact date
Paris, Franceattested
“Daladier died in Paris on 10 October 1970, at the age of 86.”
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Places Édouard Daladier is documented in
Germany1 presence · 1936Italy1 presence · 1936Soviet Union1 presence · 1936
Carpentras1 presence · 1884
Paris, France1 presence · 1970
Other places tied to Édouard Daladier in the record
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April 1916month
Battle of Verdunmentioned
“In 1916, he fought with the 209th in the Battle of Verdun and was given a field commission as a lieutenant in the midst of the battle in April 1916 having received commendations for gallantry in action.”
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1919year
Paris, Francementioned
“After his demobilisation, he was elected to the Paris Chamber of Deputies for Orange, Vaucluse, in 1919.”
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1921 to 1938period
Polandmentioned
“France had been allied to Poland since 1921, but Daladier had been bitter by the German-Polish Nonaggression Pact of 1934 and the Polish annexation of part of Czechoslovakia in 1938.”
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1936year
Mediterranean Seamentioned
“The way that Italy came to be aligned with Germany from 1936 onward led to the majority of the French Navy being concentrated in the Mediterranean Sea to face a potential threat from Italy, leaving the French Atlantic coastline wide open…”
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January 1937month
Italymentioned
“As Defence Minister, Daladier favoured a hawkish line towards Italy, and in January 1937 played a crucial role in having Admiral François Darlan appointed commander of the Navy as Darlan saw Italy as France's primary opponent unlike his…”
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November 1937month
Atlanticmentioned
“At a meeting of Comité Permeant de la Défense National in November 1937, Daladier stated: "The hypothesis of conflict with the Mediterranean as the center of preponderant action, raises different problems for our foreign and military pol…”
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November 1937month
Mediterraneanmentioned
“At a meeting of Comité Permeant de la Défense National in November 1937, Daladier stated: "The hypothesis of conflict with the Mediterranean as the center of preponderant action, raises different problems for our foreign and military pol…”
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29 April 1938exact date
Londonmentioned
“As British Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax stated at a Cabinet meeting in March 1938, "Whether we liked or not, we had to admit the plain fact that we could not afford to see France overrun." At the Anglo-French summit in London on 28–29…”
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25 September 1938exact date
Bad Godesbergmentioned
“On 25 September 1938, at the Bad Godesberg Summit, Hitler rejected Chamberlain's offer to have the Sudetenland join Germany in few months, declared that the timeline was unacceptable and that the Sudetenland had to "go home to the Reich"…”
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29 September 1938exact date
British House of Commonsmentioned
“However, on 29 September 1938, Chamberlain announced to the British House of Commons that he just received a phone call from Benito Mussolini, who said that Hitler had reconsidered his views and was now willing to discuss a compromise so…”
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29 September 1938exact date
Munichmentioned
“However, on 29 September 1938, Chamberlain announced to the British House of Commons that he just received a phone call from Benito Mussolini, who said that Hitler had reconsidered his views and was now willing to discuss a compromise so…”
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October 1938month
Marseillementioned
“At a rally in Marseille in October 1938, Daladier announced a new policy: J'ai choisi mon chemin: la France en avant!”
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1939 to 1940period
French Third Republicmentioned
“After tortuous negotiations, an arrangement was worked out in the spring of 1939 to allow the French to place huge orders with the American aircraft industry, but as most of the aircraft ordered had not arrived in France by 1940, the Ame…”
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February 1939month
Caribbeanmentioned
“In February 1939, the French offered to cede their possessions in the Caribbean and the Pacific, together with a lump sum payment of 10 billion francs, in exchange for the unlimited right to buy American aircraft on credit.”
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September 1939month
April 1943month
April 1943month
May 1943month
May 1943month
Documented at the same place, the same year
Antonio GramsciRussia · 1936Yeghishe CharentsRussia · 1936Yury LuzhkovRussia · 1936Alexander Orlov (Soviet defector)Russia · 1936Alberto SordiItaly · 1936Robert MichelsItaly · 1936Joe D'AmatoItaly · 1936Bruno PontecorvoItaly · 1936Pierre BoulezParis, France · 1970Mário SoaresParis, France · 1970Grace JonesParis, France · 1970Manuel CastellsParis, France · 1970
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