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Jouhaux

American  
[zhoo-oh] / ʒuˈoʊ /

noun

  1. Léon 1879–1954, French labor leader and politician: Nobel Peace Prize 1951.


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Art was creeping up from the not-too-distant Haut Marais, including Galerie Chantal Crousel’s second Parisian exhibition space on the Rue Léon Jouhaux.

From New York Times • Mar. 25, 2011

When France was freed and Jouhaux got back, he found that he had a Communist co-secretary, Benoit Frachon, and that Frachon had usurped the power.

From Time Magazine Archive

They set up the Force Ouvri�re, with Jouhaux as president, as an actively anti-Communist trade union movement.

From Time Magazine Archive

With the support of France's L�on Jouhaux and Mexico's Vicente LombardoToledano, the conference elected Louis Saillant, French left-wing Resistance leader, as secretary-general to balance Citrine.

From Time Magazine Archive

Now that the Frachon gang has lost so much face, Jouhaux hopes that he and other non-Communists can regain control of the C.G.T.'s executive structure at the next elections, scheduled for September 1948.

From Time Magazine Archive

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