The Customer Is Always Right
Frenchmen only wanted two things after the Second World War: freedom and white bread, and Briand was more than happy to provide them with the white bread they were looking for. He knew a pharmacist who could give him the powders he needed, and the villagers really must have been happy. His bakery became the boulangerie of the village. But according to Kaplan what gave him fame could also have been his undoing.
