What was Raymond Poincaré's title in French?
Le Roi
Le Tigre
Le Lion
Le Chevalier
Answer
Raymond Poincaré was the president of France from 1913 to 1920. He was also a mathematician and physicist. In French, he was known as Le Lion, which means "The Lion." This title was given to him because of his strong leadership and his ability to overcome challenges. He was a key figure in the French government during World War I and was responsible for rebuilding the country after the war.
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