Emotional Embrace of Two Presidents in Metz. On Metz's Promenade. Italian occupation of the eastern bank of the Adriatic. Movers - The Moving Embrace of Two Presidents in Metz. On the Esplanade of Metz. The Italian Occupation of the eastern bank of the Adriatic. The Movers.
| Title | Emotional Embrace of Two Presidents in Metz. On Metz's Promenade. Italian occupation of the eastern bank of the Adriatic. Movers - The Moving Embrace of Two Presidents in Metz. On the Esplanade of Metz. The Italian Occupation of the eastern bank of the Adriatic. The Movers. |
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| Publication Date: | 1918-12-14 |
| Type | Other |
| Language | fr |
| Digital | Yes |
| Manuscript | No |
| Pages Count | 4 |
| Physical Dimensions | Printed |
| Library: | SALT Research Collections |
| Library Asset ID | FFTDOC01343 |
| Record ID | 25995 |
| Library Location | SALT Research |
| Date | 1918-12-14 |
| Notes | Feelings were strong after Marshal Pétain's reinstatement and the president's words: the marshal was trying not to cry. Returning to Clemenceau, Poincaré felt that two patriotic hearts were beating together... Speech of the French president to Marshal Pétain. Italian ship Quarto at the entrance to Kattaro: Austrian general Pflanzer Batlin was received at the fortress watchdog council. Italian sentries at the Roman amphitheater in Pola. In Pola: armory door decorated with a wreath. In Vigneulles, February 1917 Sen-Mihiel's statues and bells are ready to be directed to the furnaces of the Rhine region. Saverne's bells taken by the Germans. Before the German defeat, the bells of the villages around Saverne station were reassembled to be sent to Germany - After the reinstatement of command to Marshall Pétain and the words spoken by the president of the Republic, emotions were intense: the marshall was holding back a tear Poincaré, turning to Clemenceau, felt that their two patriotic hearts were beating in unison...Address by the President of the Republic to Marshall Pétain. In the entrance to Cattaro, on board the Italian ship Quarto: Austrian general Pflanzer Baltin received by the council of fort surveillance. Italian centries in the Roman amphitheater of Pola. In Pola: the arsenal gate decorated by garlands. At Vigneulles, February 1917: statues and clocks from Saint-Mihiel ready to be directed towards the blast furnaces of the Rhine region. The clocks of Saverne carried away by the Germans. At the train station of Saverne, before the German defeat: the clocks of the surrounding villages were reassembled to be expedited to Germany. |
