Screen Memoir Of M Aristide Briand

Aristide Briand, a prominent figure in world politics and 11-time Premier of France, passed away. He was instrumental in the Kellogg and Locarno Pacts and advocated for a United States of Europe. His last major international act was a visit to Berlin, where he honored Dr. Stresemann, his German counterpart in peace efforts. Despite his significant political roles, Briand was hesitant to engage with media, leaving only limited recordings of his speeches.

How many times did Aristide Briand serve as the Premier of France?

• 15 times

• 11 times

• 8 times

• 5 times

Which international agreements was Aristide Briand a part author of?

• The Maastricht Treaty and the Lisbon Treaty

• The Paris Agreement and the Kyoto Protocol

• The Kellogg and Locarno Pacts

• The Treaty of Versailles and the Geneva Convention

What was Aristide Briand's vision for Europe?

• A Europe with no political alliances

• A Europe led by a single powerful nation

• A divided Europe with strong national borders

• A United States of Europe

During his last international appearance, what did Briand do in Berlin?

• Signed a new peace treaty

• Gave a speech at the League of Nations

• Laid a wreath on Dr. Stresemann's grave

• Met with the German Chancellor

Why was Aristide Briand never heard in talking pictures?

• He was not fluent in English

• He refused to speak directly for them

• He was too ill to participate

• He preferred radio broadcasts