Paul Reynaud
Paul Reynaud was a prominent French politician and lawyer, known for his role as the Minister of Justice and as a key figure in the drafting of the French Constitution of the Fifth Republic. He was recently mentioned in the news regarding historical discussions on the responsibilities of government officials within the constitutional framework.
Born on Oct 15, 1878 (146 years old)
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Paul Reynaud was the president of the constitutional advisory committee and questioned General de Gaulle about the new Republic's Constitution.
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