Georges Vil

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"... one impression ? his is the triumph of intelligence rather than the cheaper victory of personality and charm of tongue. As a 3'oung man Tardieu was already famous as Georges Vil liers, outstanding political writer in France. At thirty ho had a? much influence nn . n ltfiniRtnt* nf Foreign Affairs, and his position wag more secure. Every clover young man ..."

"... The labour lead ers from 35 countries at Caux represented 34.000,000 organised workers. The conference was held at cloud level, but the participants had their feet on the ground. Georges Vil liers, the president of the Natioiral Association of Employers of France, had been condemned to death during the German occupa tion, yet in the spirit of Caux he shook hands ..."

"... debut in the diplomatic servie# and for a considerable time wa ono of th# beat known and most highly respected writers ln the Paris press. Under the pseudonym of Georges Vil liers, he would compose amusing and highly interesting articles on the theater. literature and current for a morning newspaper, often writing until in the morning after a “firat at one ..."