Georges Bonnet

Georges-Étienne Bonnet (July 22/23, 1889 – June 18, 1973) was a French politician who served as Foreign Minister under Édouard Daladier at the time of the Munich Conference in 1938. Bonnet was firmly opposed to taking military action against Nazi expansion. He resigned office with the coming of war in September 1939.

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Preceded by: —	Minister of Budget 1925	Succeeded by: —
Preceded by: Paul Jourdain	Minister of Pensions 1926	Succeeded by: Louis Marin
Preceded by: Pierre Étienne Flandin	Minister of Commerce and Industry 1930	Succeeded by: Pierre Étienne Flandin
Preceded by: André Mallarmé	Minister of Posts, Telegraphs, and Telegrams 1930–1931	Succeeded by: Charles Guernier
Preceded by: Édouard Daladier	Minister of Public Works 1932–1933	Succeeded by: Joseph Paganon
Preceded by: Henry Chéron	Minister of Finance 1933–1934	Succeeded by: François Piétri
Preceded by: Laurent Eynac	Minister of Commerce and Industry 1935–1936	Succeeded by: Paul Bastid
Preceded by: Vincent Auriol	Minister of Finance 1937–1938	Succeeded by: Paul Marchandeau
Preceded by: Paul Faure, Maurice Violette, Albert Sarraut	Minister of State 1938	Succeeded by: Paul Faure, Théodore Steeg, Maurice Viollette
Preceded by: Joseph Paul-Boncour	Minister of Foreign Affairs 1938–1939	Succeeded by: Édouard Daladier
Preceded by: Paul Marchandeau	Minister of Justice 1939–1940	Succeeded by: Albert Sérol