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WORLD WAR ONE
€11.80
€23.60
The secret history of the French signals intelligence services. 1914–1919
€32.23
Blitzkrieg! The word conjures an all-powerful German army that crushes the democracies one by one…
€26.54
The First World War marked the apogee of the battleship: these giants of the seas, heavily armoured and armed, manoeuvred in squadrons of a power never previously seen.
€37.91
The first assault units (Sturmtruppen) were formed during the spring and summer of 1916, when the Sturmbataillon Rohr was organised and after General Falkenhayn, Chief of the German General Staff, issued orders for the creation of specialist detachments.
€28.34
Yves Buffetaut, with contributions by Bruno JurkiewiczIllustrations by Éric Schwartz
€18.96
All Berliet Military Vehicles 1914–1940. Volume 1: Trucks. The Vauvillier Collection no. 3, by François Vauvillier.
€13.44
Between the Lines - Living One's Destiny
Charles - Alsatian Lorainer
1914 - 1918
€26.54
The Great War was the first conflict in which aviation played a predominant role.
€42.65
After a hesitant start, Edmond Thieffry proved to be a formidable fighter pilot during the First World War, amassing ten victories before being cut short by a forced landing behind enemy lines. He was held prisoner in Germany until the end of 1918, despite numerous escape attempts.
€16.59
€33.18
The Aviation Department of the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History
€18.91
€37.82
The idea of creating such an album dedicated to the battleships of World War Two had been born in the last dozen or so years. During this period, various concepts appeared in print, which were meant to present those beautiful ships in the form of a "condensed pill."
€18.96
Maignelay Montigny Saint-Just-en-Chaussée
€18.48
History, uniforms and organisation of the Foreign Legion from the Conquest of Algiers to the dissolution of the REP.
€36.97
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In 1908 Voisin and, in America, the Wrights were the only ones building machines that truly flew.
€9.48
€18.96
In the late 1880s, alpine light infantry battalions and alpine infantry regiments were formed. This marked the birth of troops specialised in mountain warfare.
€21.80
Collection: men and equipment of the 20th century
€33.18
This richly illustrated documentary book draws the portrait of the British soldier of the Great War through his daily environment.
€28.34
Jean-Corentin Carré was the youngest poilu of the Great War. Enlisting in 1914 under a false name and lying about his age, he was decorated on multiple occasions for his acts of bravery. Later becoming a pilot, he died in early 1918, shot down by three enemy aircraft. Complete story.
€61.61
This work invites you to discover the fascinating dragoons, accomplished cavalrymen who traversed the history of France from the 17th century to the end of the First World War.
€22.75
September–October 1918: the Americans halted north-west of Verdun
Yves Buffetaut and Nicolas Czubak
€33.18
The Hartmannswillerkopf is a massif dominating the Alsatian plain that was, in 1915, the scene of fierce fighting between French and German forces. This iconic site of the Great War is sanctified by the sacrifice of thousands of soldiers from both sides. One of France's four national war memorials was built there. No book had previously retraced, in text...
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Drawing on a rich and often unpublished iconography sourced from departmental as well as municipal archives and family collections, Les Normands dans la Grande Guerre is a chronicle of a region during the First World War. Emblematic stories of men and women — Norman combatants and civilians, refugees and prisoners — shed original light on the conflict.
€18.96
Of all French car manufacturers, the company founded in 1898 by the Renault brothers is the one that supplied the greatest number of vehicles destined for national defence.
€21.28
€42.56
With the German XIV Reserve Corps on the Somme, September 1914–June 1916
€14.22
Recipes for vegetables, meat, soups and desserts dating from the First World War, revealing the nutritional needs as well as the culinary desires of French troops during the conflict. With documentary sections on hygiene and diet of the period.
€28.34
Although land forces were entirely dependent on the maritime front, few works have answered the question: "But what did the French Navy actually do during the War of 14?"
€28.34
Although the land forces were entirely dependent on the maritime front, few works have provided an answer to the question: "But what did the French Navy do during the War of 1914?"
€25.50
In August 1914, French soldiers went into battle wearing conspicuous uniforms — red trousers, blue greatcoats — that made them easy targets. Ill-suited to modern warfare, these uniforms led to a devastating toll.