Pierre Tirard
Engineer and Prime Minister of France
Born
1827
199 years ago
Died
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
France
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An engineer and politician served as the 54th Prime Minister of France. Held office during a challenging economic period, focusing on infrastructure and financial reform. Contributed to various engineering projects that enhanced transportation. Oversaw the implementation of policies that affected industrial growth. Engaged in significant legislative activities and played a pivotal role in managing governmental affairs during the late 19th century.
Served as the 54th Prime Minister of France
Focused on infrastructure and financial reform
Contributed to transportation engineering projects
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