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Reynaud, Paul

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Reynaud, Paul (1878-1966)

French prime minister in World War II, who succeeded Edouard Daladier in March 1940 but resigned in June after the German breakthrough. He was imprisoned by the Germans until 1945, and again held government offices after the war.



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