After touring the museum, visitors will find a selection of items available for purchase. These include postcard portraits of Clemenceau or interior views of his apartment and books by or about Georges Clemenceau:

« Portrait d’un homme libre » by Jean-Noël Jeanneney

Jean-Noël Jeanneney, Professor of History at the Institut d‘études politiques and a former government minister, now heads the Bibliothèque Nationale de France. His grandfather, Jules Jeanneney, was one of Clemenceau's closest political associates.

Mengès published this abundantly illustrated book in 2005 in its "Destins" series.

« L’épopée des brigades du Tigre » par Charles Diaz

Written by a career police officer who is now a police historian, this fascinating book explains how and why Clemenceau ("the Tiger") undertook to reform the police force after becoming President of the Council and Interior Minister in 1906.

« Lettres à une amie » by Georges Clemenceau

This collection of letters from 1923 to 1929 provides an intimate portrait of Clemenceau after his failed Presidential bid and withdrawal from politics. The correspondence is with Marguerite Baldensperger, a young woman who had approached Clemenceau with a book project that was realized in 1926 (Demosthenes). Written while in his 80s, the letters are full of life and often sharply critical of the political situation at the time.

« Clemenceau vu de près » by Georges Wormser

The book is a close-up view of Clemenceau by his Chief of Staff at the Council during World War I. Wormser founded the Friends of Georges Clemenceau after Clemenceau‘s death.

Published in 1979 by Hachette littérature.

« Vers la réparation » by Georges Clemenceau

Following "L’iniquité" (also available at the museum), this is the second volume to be republished from Clemenceau's seven-volume compilation of his 665 articles on the Dreyfus Affair (the third volume will be published in 2006). The Vichy government ordered these books to be removed from French libraries and destroyed during World War II.

« L’iniquité » and « Vers la réparation » were published respectively in 2001and 2003 by Mémoire du livre

« Discours de guerre » by Georges Clemenceau

Presses Universitaires de France published this collection of Clemenceau‘s World War I articles, letters and speeches in 1968 at the initiative of Friends of Georges Clemenceau.

« Clemenceau en 30 questions » by Jean-Jacques Becker

Historian Jean-Jacques Becker is a renowned authority on World War I. His brief but insightful 60-page work answers the main questions raised by Clemenceau's often-controversial actions and personality.

Published in 2001 by Geste

This lavishly illustrated catalog was published in conjunction with the Petit Palais exhibition in November 1979 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of George Clemenceau's death.

« Le Tigre en Provence – Georges Clemenceau, l’élu du Var » by Charles Galfré

The book examines Clemenceau’s role in the Var where he successively served as deputy for Draguignan (1885-1893) and senator for the Var (1902-1920).

Published in 1991 by Edisud

« le grand Pan » by Georges Clemenceau

Republished in 1995 by the Imprimerie Nationale with an introduction by Jean-Noël Jeanneney, this one-volume selection of articles compiled by Clemenceau in 1896 is a highly evocative portrait of the France of his time.

« Clemenceau journaliste » by Gérard Minart

The author, a former editor of La Voix du Nord, recounts Clemenceau’s participation in the golden age of the press- from the writer who sent dispatches to the Temps on post-Civil War reconstruction in America, to the newspaper owner who protested World War I censorship of L'Homme Libre by renaming it l’Homme Enchaîné.

Published by l?Harmattan in 2005

« Clemenceau, la République, la Vendée » speech at La Roche sur Yon- introduction by Henry Brunetière

The book provides the transcript and context for a 1906 speech in Clemenceau's native Vendée region, where the then President of the Council and Interior Minister defends republican values, secularism and his ideal of social peace within the framework of democratic institutions.

Published by Orbestier in 1999

« Georges Clemenceau et le monde anglo-saxon »

These are the proceedings of the November 2004 international symposium organized in Paris by the Friends of Georges Clemenceau to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the death of Georges Clemenceau and the 100th anniversary of the Entente Cordiale.

« Clemenceau » by Jean-Baptiste Duroselle

Fayard published the most comprehensive Clemenceau biography in 1988.

« Georges Clemenceau »

The Friends of Georges Clemenceau at the initiative of his son Michel published this 30-page pamphlet illustrated with ten photos.

« A travers champs » by Georges Clemenceau

A compilation of Clemenceau's best writing on rural life, nature and animals.

Cherche Midi published the book in 1997.