View Full Version : Why Did France's Popular Front Government Fall Apart in 1937?
Red Icepick
24th October 2009, 06:10
Does anyone have any information or resources on this? I've never heard an in-depth explanation that really made sense to me, and I'd like to read up on it. Also, if anyone has a particular interpretation, I'd be interested in hearing it.
RED ARMY FACTION
24th October 2009, 11:57
because the french have a habbit of falling apart in times of peril, they then leave their legion of foreigners to be massacred:)
Havet
24th October 2009, 11:59
Léon Blum's government lasted from June 1936 to June 1937. He was then replaced by Camille Chautemps (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camille_Chautemps), a Radical, but came back as President of the Council in March 1938, before being succeeded by Edouard Daladier (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edouard_Daladier), another Radical, the next month. The Popular Front dissolved itself in autumn 1938, confronted by internal dissensions related to the Spanish Civil War (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_Civil_War) (1936-1939), opposition of the right-wing and the persistent effects of the Great Depression (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Depression_in_France).
Source (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popular_Front_%28France%29)
RedAnarchist
24th October 2009, 12:00
because the french have a habbit of falling apart in times of peril, they then leave their legion of foreigners to be massacred:)
Are you a walking tabloid or something?
"Huh huh, stupid Frogs! Always surrenderin'! Hur hur!"
RED ARMY FACTION
24th October 2009, 12:02
i was being a british stereotype describing a french stereotype.
you did not get it though, surpise you mods normally have a cracking sense of humor:rolleyes:
RedAnarchist
24th October 2009, 12:06
i was being a british stereotype describing a french stereotype.
you did not get it though, surpise you mods normally have a cracking sense of humor:rolleyes:
It was not exactly obvious that you were joking.
RED ARMY FACTION
24th October 2009, 12:19
ok sure
Demogorgon
24th October 2009, 13:02
It was nothing terribly exciting really. Just a lack of a stable majority in the National Assembly.
Honggweilo
24th October 2009, 15:18
because the french have a habbit of falling apart in times of peril, they then leave their legion of foreigners to be massacred:)
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