General Philippe Pétain — A Roads Collection

Henri-Philippe Pétain, 

(born April 24, 1856, Cauchy-à-la-Tour, France—died July 23, 1951, Île d’Yeu)

Pétain As a New General

Articles

Pétain: Almost Forgotten

The Critical Period in Pétain's Ascendancy

Verdun 1916: The First Ten Days

Verdun's Greatest Hero: Henri-Philippe Pétain

The Voie Sacrée Memorial

Joffre and Pétain at Souilly Headquarters, March 1916

Rollback at Verdun Begins

French Politics After Verdun and the Somme

The French Mutinies of 1917

Pétain’s Most Important 1917 Reform: Leave for the Poilus

Verdun Twenty Years Later: A Doomed Reconciliation

Pétain Meeting with the Troops

Reviews

Pétain: Verdun to Vichy

Between Mutiny and Obedience: The Case of the French Fifth Division During World War I

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