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Jeep Coaster
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Jeep Coaster

IMP3D-0014
€1.67
Jeep Coaster Material: PLA Diameter: 9.5 cm  
Lebel Rifle Bullet Keyring 1914–1918
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€8.25
Keyring made with a Lebel rifle bullet. The bullet is a field-found object recovered from the battlefields of the First World War. It was found in the area around Fismes (02), near Reims (51). The Lebel rifle, created in 1886, was widely used by French soldiers during the First World War 1914–1918. It owes its name to Colonel Nicolas Lebel, commander of...
Set: The War Notebooks - First World War Set: The War Notebooks - First World War 2
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€23.70
No. 2: Why We Shall Be Victorious (32 pages) No. 8: Where Do Naval Operations Stand? (72 pages) No. 9: The Suicide of Turkey (64 pages) No. 12: The Great Principles of Modern Warfare (32 pages) No. 13: Will the Great Naval Battle Take Place? (32 pages) A great many engravings and maps  Paris, Delandre military studies 
11ème Choc
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11ème Choc

Colliv310
€47.39
In France, on 7 February 1986: "11th Parachute Shock Regiment, here is your colours!" The voice of General Imbot, the new head of the D.G.S.E., carries far. It addresses the paratroopers forming the Regiment, rising from the ashes after 23 years of silence. It bridges the years, stretching a passage between a present reborn and a past that remembers. It...
1944–1945: The Triumph of Liberty
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1944–1945: The Triumph of Liberty

Colliv311
€4.74
1944: Roosevelt and Churchill put in place the landing of Anglo-American troops on the Normandy coast, planned for 6 June 1944. De Gaulle, kept on the sidelines, dreams of setting foot on French soil liberated by his people and of restoring France's sovereignty. Caught in a vice by the Allied forces, the Axis powers capitulate one after another. In...
De Gaulle, vol. 2: The Solitude of the Fighter (1940–1946)
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"The hero of the story is the brother of the hero of the novel." André Malraux. De Gaulle is alone. He is forty-nine years old. On 18 June 1940, he launches an appeal for resistance. But who hears it? France is defeated, occupied. She listens to the old chief: Pétain. For De Gaulle, exiled in London, unknown, condemned to death by Vichy, it is "the...
Maquis d'Auvergne
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Maquis d'Auvergne

Colliv314
€14.22
Publisher: EDITIONS LA BRUYERE Publication date: 1 January 1945 Language: French Very good condition
Les F.F.I. au Combat
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Les F.F.I. au Combat

Colliv316
€4.74
Paris, Grancher 1994. Softcover octavo, 267 pages with photos and maps. Very good condition.
Défricheur du Ciel
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Défricheur du Ciel

Colliv317
€4.74
Since 1955, Jean Mermoz's letters have rested in his mother's vault at Mainbressy, in the Aisne. However, Christian Melchior-Bonnet, her literary executor, had the wisdom to have these letters photographed or copied: a precious first-hand testimony — moving and plain, amusing or tragic — which he preserved for more than thirty years. This correspondence...
Les Sans-Culottes de l'Air ed 1954
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Les Sans-Culottes de l'Air ed. 1954

CollLiv0063
€47.39
Rare. 252 pages. Plates and photographs. History of the illustrious tactical bomber unit Groupe Lorraine, which distinguished itself over four years (1941–1945) on the fronts of Abyssinia and Libya, then during the liberation of France and into the heart of Nazi Germany.
The Police in Paris
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The Police in Paris

CollLiv0015
€47.39
By Pierre Morel - 1907 Edition
Study of Fire Against Aerial Targets - Confidential Report 1917 Study of Fire Against Aerial Targets - Confidential Report 1917 2
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€189.57
Study of fire against aerial targets by Captain Lévy — 1917 Confidential report on the origins of anti-aircraft artillery (A.A.). Numbered copy 300. Includes a note from the General Staff. RARE
MILITARY AERONAUTICS 1914–1918 MILITARY AERONAUTICS 1914–1918 2
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This book describes the traditions and insignia of the first wings of what would become the French Air Force. « On 2 August 1914, France had 23 escadrilles and 138 aircraft. Four years later, 619 escadrilles had been created "administratively" for 371 operational units. More than 54,000 aircraft had been built … and 17,000 pilots trained »
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