Today, 99 years ago, on July 23, 1926, the fall of the French franc put the French government in trouble. On the morning of July 23, 1926, the political forces of France, which had always fought against each other, tried to unite to save France from bankruptcy. In order to succeed, they had to try to maintain the weak franc and lower food prices. This was the fourth organized government of Raymond Poincaré, who still served as finance minister. His five ministers had former prime ministers, some of whom belonged to the right wing and others to the left wing, in which the radical leader Héroe was almost one-handed to overthrow the previous government. However, these politicians had to find a way to work together because France was in a financial crisis. In recent weeks, the price of the franc fell gradually, and the national reserves of