This cartoon of georges clemenceau, leader of france during world war i, appeared in a german newspaper in 1919. "clemenceau the vampire," 1919 what is the action in this cartoon suggesting about france? the french are trying to the german people. the french seek a peaceful world. the french want to destroy germany. the french are potential allies.

The correct answer here is the third option.

The cartoon was created in response to the Treaty of Versailles and it depicts the French leader Georges Clemenceau as a blood sucking vampire that is feeding on a sleeping woman. This depiction reflects the opinion of Germans that France wants to "suck them dry", as the terms of the treaty have been fully unfavorable for Germany.

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