Chautemps

[ shoh-tahn ]

noun

1. Ca·mille [k, a, -, mee, -y, uh], 1885–1963, French politician: premier 1930, 1933–34, 1937–38.

Example Sentences

Meeting Fernando Rivas in the home of the Cuban doctor, Hall was reminded of what an acid-tongued Czech journalist said to him at Geneva about Chautemps, a French politician.

From Project Gutenberg

When dapper Prefect of Police Jean Chiappe privately warned Premier Chautemps that he could no longer guarantee the safety of Cabinet members, the Chautemps Cabinet resigned, rioting stopped.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Chautemps Cabinet further showed it meant business last week by vesting dictatorial powers for the governing of North Africa in a close friend of the Premier, onetime Premier Albert Sarraut.

From Time Magazine Archive

In France, where Socialist L�on Blum was Man of 1936, new Premier Camille Chautemps carried forward his middle-class policy, "The Pause."

From Time Magazine Archive

M. Chautemps, however, wrenched an arm at tennis, dropped out.

From Time Magazine Archive