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Poincaré in Reims. French conversations in Russia. In Russia: Army and new war minister - Mr. Poincaré in Reims. French speeches in Russia. In Russia: The army and the new minister of war.

Title	Poincaré in Reims. French conversations in Russia. In Russia: Army and new war minister - Mr. Poincaré in Reims. French speeches in Russia. In Russia: The army and the new minister of war.
Publication Date:	1917-06-23
Type	Other
Language	French
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	4
Physical Dimensions	Printed
Library:	SALT Research Collections
Library Asset ID	FFTDOC01317
Record ID	23974
Library Location	SALT Research
Date	1917-06-23
Notes	The president's march through the ruins of Reims. Cardinal Lucon, archbishop of Reims, at the foundation of the basilica. Albert Thomas' journey to the Russian and Romanian borders. In Kiev: Albert Thomas's visit to the French aviation mission. In the Carptian forest: Albert Thomas leads the companies with General Korniloff. That's what they say with him: fight until victory for the freedom of the peoples. In Jassy:Albert Thomas is in the midst of Russian military chaplains on the Romanian border, ready to rejoin the regiments. Colonel Nazimof goes to the war minister Kerensky, who commands the reserve battalion of the Semenovsky regiment. In a speech to Semenovsky's battalion before heading to the border, Kerensky says strong discipline is required and we must attack again to help our brave French allies. - The presidential procession in the ruins of Reims. Cardinal Lucon, archbishop of Reims, in the foot of the basilica. The voyage of Mr. Albert Thomas to the Russian and Romanian fronts. In Kyiv: Albert Thomas's visit to the French aviation mission. In the Carpathian woods: Albert Thomas, accompanied by General Kornilof, passes on the front troops who acclaim with him the war until victory for the freedom of the people. In Jassy: Albert Thomas in the middle of Russian military chaplains on the Romanian front, ready to leave to rejoin the regiments. Colonel Nazimof, commanding the reserve battalion of the Semenovsky regiment, reports to the minister of war Kerensky. Before his departure for the front, in a speech to the batalion of the Semenovsky guard, Kerensky affirms the necessity of an iron discipline and the obligation to retake the offensive to lighten the dreadful stain that weighs on the shoulders of the valiant French allies.

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Poincaré in Reims. French conversations in Russia. In Russia: Army and new war minister - Mr. Poincaré in Reims. French speeches in Russia. In Russia: The army and the new minister of war.

Publication Date 1917-06-23

Type Other

Language French

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 4

Physical Dimensions Printed

Library SALT Research Collections

Library Asset ID FFTDOC01317

Record ID 23974

Library Location SALT Research

Date 1917-06-23

Notes The president's march through the ruins of Reims. Cardinal Lucon, archbishop of Reims, at the foundation of the basilica. Albert Thomas' journey to the Russian and Romanian borders. In Kiev: Albert Thomas's visit to the French aviation mission. In the Carptian forest: Albert Thomas leads the companies with General Korniloff. That's what they say with him: fight until victory for the freedom of the peoples. In Jassy:Albert Thomas is in the midst of Russian military chaplains on the Romanian border, ready to rejoin the regiments. Colonel Nazimof goes to the war minister Kerensky, who commands the reserve battalion of the Semenovsky regiment. In a speech to Semenovsky's battalion before heading to the border, Kerensky says strong discipline is required and we must attack again to help our brave French allies. - The presidential procession in the ruins of Reims. Cardinal Lucon, archbishop of Reims, in the foot of the basilica. The voyage of Mr. Albert Thomas to the Russian and Romanian fronts. In Kyiv: Albert Thomas's visit to the French aviation mission. In the Carpathian woods: Albert Thomas, accompanied by General Kornilof, passes on the front troops who acclaim with him the war until victory for the freedom of the people. In Jassy: Albert Thomas in the middle of Russian military chaplains on the Romanian front, ready to leave to rejoin the regiments. Colonel Nazimof, commanding the reserve battalion of the Semenovsky regiment, reports to the minister of war Kerensky. Before his departure for the front, in a speech to the batalion of the Semenovsky guard, Kerensky affirms the necessity of an iron discipline and the obligation to retake the offensive to lighten the dreadful stain that weighs on the shoulders of the valiant French allies.