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François Albert
François Albert (4 April 1877 – 23 November 1933) was a French journalist and politician.
He was violently anti-clerical.
Albert was Minister of Education in 1924–25, and Minister of Labor in 1933.
As education minister he promoted secular state schools ("écoles uniques"), state support for education of poor children, and reform of the curriculum to place greater emphasis on sciences and modern languages.
Early years.
François Albert was born in Bordeaux on 4 April 1877.
(13 Jan 1823 – 1824 Resigned)
- Augustin de Mailhet de Vachères (13 Oct 1824 – 16 May 1842 Died)
- Jean-Baptiste-Pierre-Léonard Berteaud (15 Jun 1842 – 3 Sep 1878 Retired)
- Henri-Charles-Dominique Denéchau (15 Oct 1878 – 18 Apr 1908 Died)
- Albert Nègre (14 Jul 1908 – 5 Aug 1913) (transferred to Archbishop of Tours)
- Joseph-Marie-François-Xavier Métreau (6 Aug 1913 – 24 Apr