“My home policy: I wage war. My foreign policy: I wage war. All the time I wage war.”

Politique intérieure, je fais la guerre; politique extérieure, je fais la guerre. Je fais toujours la guerre.

"Discours de Guerre" [Speech on War] Chambre des Députés, Assemblée Nationale, Paris (8 March 1918)

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Politique intérieure, je fais la guerre; politique extérieure, je fais la guerre. Je fais toujours la guerre.

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