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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

He may change his mind, but if he does not, the likeliest leader is small, dark, shy Robert Bothereau, 51, a metal worker and longtime Jouhaux follower.

From Time Magazine Archive

Vibrating to Jouhaux, mass meetings of workers convened all over the country.

From Time Magazine Archive

Labor Leader Leon Jouhaux had declared that the decree laws were "unacceptable as written."

From Time Magazine Archive

On the sixth floor of the C.G.T. building, one floor above the scene of Frachon's ordeal, sat a 68-year-old, paunchy, pouchy man named Leon Jouhaux.

From Time Magazine Archive

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