Was Clemenceau disappointed when the Rhineland was demilitarised?

Yes, Georges Clemenceau was disappointed when the Rhineland was demilitarized. As a French Prime Minister, he sought stronger security measures against Germany following World War I and believed that a demilitarized Rhineland would not adequately protect France. He had hoped for more stringent provisions in the Treaty of Versailles to ensure lasting peace and security for France. The demilitarization was seen as a compromise that did not fully address his concerns about potential future German aggression.