Lucien Romier (French pronunciation: [lysjɛ̃ ʁɔmje]; Moiré, 19 October 1885 – Vichy, 5 January 1944) was a French journalist and politician. After studying...

Minister of Family and Health Robert Gibrat – Minister of Communication Lucien Romier – Minister of State 11 September 1942 – Max Bonnafous succeeds Le Roy...

Expansion (New York: St. Martin's 1996), e.g., "The Maghreb", pp. 24–35. Lucien Romier, L'Ancienne France: des Origines a la Révolution (Paris: Hachette 1948)...

p. 570. Romier 1923, p. 195. Romier 1923, p. 197. Romier 1923, p. 199. Knecht 1996, p. 335. Romier 1923, p. 200. Romier 1923, p. 196. Romier 1923, p. 198...

Metz et Thionville sous Charles-Quint. Paris: Sandoz et Fischbaker. Romier, Lucien (1923). La Conjuration d'Amboise. L'aurore sanglante de la liberté de...

Grasset Minister of Communications: Robert Gibrat [fr] Minister of State: Lucien Romier General Delegate of the government in the occupied territories: Fernand...

Some examples include René Belin, Minister of Production and Labour, Lucien Romier, who also became Minister of Pétain, the civil servant Gérard Bardet...

required all his strength, and he needed to establish peace with Spain, Lucien Romier (1910) argued that besides the great financial troubles, 'that the religious...

however, concluded armed hostilities between the Empire and France. Lucien Romier, Les origins politiques des guerres de religion II (Paris 1913) pp....

East and a protectorate over Christian pilgrimage destinations there. Lucien Romier, L'Ancienne France: des Origenes a la Revolution (Paris: Hachette 1948)...