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8. Juli 2020 · Indeed, some of the book’s influence is due less to its intrinsic qualities than to the prestige of its author, Marshal Ferdinand Foch (1851–1929). Foch was the Supreme Allied Commander in 1918, making him France’s most accomplished general of the past century and the man who led France to victory at the end of its bloodiest war. He is ...
Foch was born in Tarbes on 1851 in the bosom of a middle-class, pious family. Hard working, brilliant high school pupil he graduates in the Arts/Science Bachelor. Sent to Metz in 1869 to prepare the entrance to the Ecole Polytechnque, he will live the Prussian occupation in Lorraine. At the Polytechnique he chooses the military career. Captain at the age of 26 and friend of Gustave Doré, he ...
Who's Who - Ferdinand Foch. Ferdinand Foch (1851-1929) was born on 2 October 1851 in Tarbes, the son of a civil servant. He resolved to become a soldier early in life, joining the army in 1871 where he served in the Franco-Prussian war of 1870-71.
General Ferdinand Foch erhielt am 28. August das Kommando über die neugebildete Armeeabteilung Foch (am 5. September in 9. Armee umbenannt). Der 9. Armee werden aus anderen Frontabschnitten mit dem 9. und 11. Corps sowie die 9. Kavalleriedivision gebildet und zwischen 5. und 4. Armee eingeschoben. Als Stabschef der 9.
Ferdinand Foch. Mareşalul francez Ferdinand Foch. Ferdinand Foch (n. 2 octombrie 1851 – d. 20 martie 1929) a fost un mareșal francez, unul dintre principalii comandanți militari francezi din timpul Primului Război Mondial. La începutul primului război mondial a condus în bătălia de la Marne armata a 9-a franceză, iar în 1915 - 1916 ...
Ferdinand Foch wird 1851 als Sohn einer konservativ-katholischen Beamtenfamilie im französischen Tardes geboren. Nach einer Militärausbildung an der Pariser Ecole Polytechnique lehrt Foch an der Kriegsakademie in Paris. Im Ersten Weltkrieg siegt Foch als Kommandeur in der Marne-Schlacht gegen Deutschland und wird 1917 Mitglied des Obersten ...
10. Nov. 2008 · Die Atmosphäre war eisig. Was die Herren wollten, herrschte Marschall Ferdinand Foch die vier Deutschen an, die am Freitag, dem 8. November 1918, morgens um 9 Uhr in einem Salonwagen mitten im ...
