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WHO'S WHO (WWI) (Part VI)

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Who were the main military leaders, political leaders, monarchs and pacifists during the WWI?

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Who were the main military leaders, political leaders, monarchs and pacifists during the WWI?

by Javier Ramón Núñez
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One of France’s most important military commanders of World War I.

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By the outbreak of war in 1914, he was already nearing his 60s and was considering retirement, however he was made a general and given important command positions on the Western Front.

He did not believe that heavy artillery and machine-guns could be overcome by massed infantry charges.

In 1916 he was given command of French forces at Verdun; for a year his men held off the German offensive, though both sides suffered enormous casualties.

He was later discredited by his four-year presidency of the Nazi-aligned Vichy French republic, for which he spent the last years of his life in prison.

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