Louis Georges Rothschild

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Louis Georges Rothschild, better known as Georges Mandel, was a prominent French journalist and conservative statesman who became a leading opponent of fascism and Nazi Germany before being assassinated during World War II.

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instanceOf French politician
anti-fascist
human
journalist
birthDate 1885-06-05
birthName Louis Georges Rothschild
birthPlace Chatou, Yvelines, France
linked to: Chatou, France
causeOfDeath assassination
countryOfCitizenship France
deathDate 1944-07-07
deathPlace Fontainebleau, Seine-et-Marne, France
detainedBy Nazi Germany
Vichy regime
employer L'Aurore
linked to: L’Aurore

Le Figaro
ethnicGroup Jewish
familyName Rothschild
givenName Georges
Louis
mannerOfDeath killed by firearm
memberOf Chamber of Deputies of France
French Third Republic
notableFor opposition to Nazi Germany
opposition to fascism
role in the French Third Republic
notableIdea early and firm opposition to appeasement of Nazi Germany
notableWork political journalism in early 20th-century France
occupation journalist
politician
statesman
opposedTo Adolf Hitler
Nazism
fascism
participantIn French Resistance (political opposition)
linked to: French Resistance

World War II
politicalAlignment conservative
positionHeld Minister of Posts, Telegraphs and Telephones of France
Minister of the Colonies of France
member of the Chamber of Deputies of France
pseudonym Georges Mandel
religion Judaism
workLocation Paris, France
linked to: Paris

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Georges Mandel fullName Louis Georges Rothschild
Georges Mandel birthName Louis Georges Rothschild
subject linked to: Louis Georges Rothschild