Aimé duc de Clermont-Tonnerre

French General and Minister of Defence

Aimé duc de Clermont-Tonnerre - Leaders & Politicians born November 27th, 1779
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Served as a general in the French Army and held the position of Minister of Defence. Contributed to military strategies during significant conflicts in France in the 19th century. Engaged in political affairs and helped shape defense policies of the time. Participation in military leadership solidified a legacy within the French military landscape.

Held the position of Minister of Defence

Served as a general in the French Army

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