Doumergue

[ doo-merg ]

noun

1. Gas·ton [g, a, s-, tawn], 1863–1937, French statesman: president of France 1924–31.

Example Sentences

But the day the station was opened in 1928 by the French President Gaston Doumergue and Spanish King Alfonso XIII, flaws quickly became apparent.

From BBC

The second was the now-forgotten Gaston Doumergue, who served from 1924 to 1931 and finally married his long-standing mistress 12 days before leaving office.

From BBC

But Cyril Doumergue, the journalist from La Dépêche du Midi who interviewed him, said he had sounded authentic and genuinely moved.

From New York Times

“Christopher did not record the conversation, so it is impossible to know 100 percent what happened,” Mr. Doumergue said.

From New York Times

The new Cabinet included among its members certain notorious anti-clericals, among whom were Clemenceau, as Minister of the Interior, Briand, as Minister of Instruction and Worship, and Doumergue, as Minister of Commerce.

From Project Gutenberg