#foch

[rennebright]

Xユーザーのお久しぶりさん: 「💙」 / X ※Illustration shared with permission from the artist. If you like this artwork please support the artist by visiting the source.

[keeperofoverlookhotel]

あなたの心に直接

[postcard-from-the-past]

Foch military barracks in Germersheim, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

German vintage postcard

[empirearchives]

5 May 1921 was the centenary of the death of Napoleon. Marshal Foch, who led French forces to victory in World War I just a few years earlier, presented the Emperor’s sword in front of his tomb. In his eulogy, he said, “Sire, you can sleep in peace.”

At the end of his life, in a book of interviews published after his death, Marshal Foch confided his opinions on Napoleon: Fondation Napoléon

In it, he says that Napoleon’s civil and military achievements were due to “very simple, very clear principles, handled by Napoleon with dizzying mastery and virtuosity.”

[alimaghribi]

Troll's Challenge #81

Find out whether Azur Lane's Foch's 'knife-thrower who never misses' aesthetics has anything to do with her root namesake's (alleged) oracle about the Treaty of Versailles.

[the-delta-42]

#revell 1/1750 #clemenceau / #foch #aircraftcarrier #modelship #modelbuilding #frenchnavy #modelaircraftcarrier

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[aunty-kikimora]

Getting cockteased by a storm is the Fucking Worst. Please just come here instead of circling around for three days and then giving us two thunders in a distance and a light shower.

[weirdlookindog]

Nina Foch in The Return of the Vampire | 1943 | dir. Lew Landers

[shanks]

お久しぶり

[mistressofthemacabresworld]

[patsuking]

Zuzanna Foch

[nobeerreviews]

The most powerful weapon on earth is the human soul on fire.

-- Ferdinand Foch

[postcard-from-the-past]

Marshall Pétain, Foch and Joffre on the 1919 Victory Parade in Paris

French vintage postcard

[citizenscreen]

Nina Foch (April 20, 1924 – December 5, 2008)

[vintagehollywood1]

George Raft and Nina Foch in Johnny Allegro 1949 🎥✨

[normajeanebaker]

"My name isn't Marion and I'm not married to you or anyone!" My Name is Julia Ross (1945) dir. Joseph H. Lewis