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Ceremonies - France - Crowd invading the Palais Bourbou Chamber of Deputies, in Paris to acclaim Clemenceau on the morning of November 1st

Ceremonies - France - Crowd invading the Palais Bourbou Chamber of Deputies, in Paris to acclaim Clemenceau on the morning of November 1st

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Photographer: Underwood & Underwood

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1917 - 1918

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The U.S. National Archives

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