On 3rd August 1914 Germany declared war on France. Who was the French president?
Correct answer: B. Raymond Poincare
- A. Rene Viviani
- B. Raymond Poincare
- C. Adolphe Messimy
- D. Ferdinand Foch
Explanation
Raymond Poincaré was president of France when Germany declared war on France in August 1914. René Viviani was the French prime minister, while Ferdinand Foch was a military commander.
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