Jean Worms-Germinal

Jean Worms-Germinal (10 October 1894 – 3 April 1974) was a French politician.

Jean Worms-Germinal was born in the 14th arrondissement of Paris on 10 October 1894. He earned a degree in engineering in 1913, and served in World War I with the . Worms-Germinal joined the French Section of the Workers' International in 1912, and remained affiliated with SFIO through the Tours Congress. SFIO formed the Popular Front, which nominated Worms-Germinal as its candidate for the 1936 French legislative election for the Chamber of Deputies seat in Sarlat. After two rounds of voting, Worms-Germinal lost to Yvon Delbos. In 1938, he contested the Dordogne seat on the Senate, again with SFIO support, receiving only 135 votes. Worms-Germinal returned to military service during World War II, and later participated in the French Resistance as a member of Libération-sud, based in Dordogne. He was elected a representative to the Provisional Consultative Assembly which formed the French Committee of National Liberation. After the war ended, Worms-Germinal served on the National Constituent Assembly of the French Fourth Republic. He did not contest the legislative elections of November 1946, 1951, or 1956. Worms-Germinal sought election to the National Assembly in 1958 as an alternate member from Indre-et-Loire, but was not elected.