1913 in France

This page relates to the year 1913 Gregorian Calendrier.

Events

January 17th: Raymond Poincaré elected president of the Republic, succeeds Armand Fallières.
January 21st: Aristide Briand new president of the Council (3).
March 18th: Reversed with the Room, the president of the Council Aristide Briand resigns.
March 22nd: Louis Barthou new President of the Council.
3 and April 13rd: Franco-German incidents in Lorraine.
May 8th: Reception of the king d' Espagne, Alphonse XIII, by Raymond Poincaré with the Castle of Fontainebleau.
July 1st: Peugeot lance the “Baby”, carrier drawn by Ettore Bugatti.
July 19th: Three years law on the military service.
August 7th: The law Barthou fixes the duration of the military service at 3 years then 11 years in the reserve, 7 years in the territorial one and 7 years in the reserve of the territorial one.
September 23rd: Roland Garros, Aviator French, carries out the first crossing of the the Mediterranean in Avion.
November 6th: The press reveals the Incident of Saverne.
December 6th: Resignation of Louis Barthou.
December 9th: Poincaré appoints Gaston Doumergue new president of the Council.

Bringing together CGT - SFIO.
45 000 cars produced in France in 1913.
the profits of the 13 year old children to their majority account for 20% of the resources of the French working-class families.

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