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File:Maxime Weygand, Joseph Paul-Boncour, Maurice Gamelin, 1932.jpg

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Čeština: V popředí: Maxime Weygand, Joseph Paul-Boncour, Maurice Gamelin (zleva doprava).
English: In the foreground, from left to right: Maxime Weygand, Joseph Paul-Boncour, Maurice Gamelin.
Français : Au premier plan, de gauche à droite : Maxime Weygand, Joseph Paul-Boncour, Maurice Gamelin.
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Work period 1931–1937
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