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CENT18-5 : 2018FR - Maxi-FDC ARMISTICE 1918 American Exp. Forces GOC Pershing
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CENT18-5: 2018 France - Maxi-FDC "Centenary of ARMISTICE of 11 November 1918 - The LORRAINE OFFENSIVE - GENERAL JOHN PERSHING, Commander of the American Expeditionary Forces Corps AEF"
Illustration: Plan of the Franco-American offensive in Lorraine planned on November 14, 1918, planned by Pétain and Pershing, who wants to invest Metz. Offensive abandoned after the armistice agreement. French 'Poilu' wearing the helmet "Adrian" and American Sammy wearing the helmet "Brodie".
Postage France Lettre verte 20g "Marianne 2018"
fixed on cinderella stamp block "Centenary Armistice 1918-2018 - GENERAL JOHN PERSHING, Commander of the American Expeditionary Forces Corps AEF"+ LISA 0,70€ “Centenary of the Battle of Verdun 1916-2016“
Cancellation Metz (F) "Centenary of the 1914-1918 War - French 'Adrian' Helmet" 10.11.2018 -
Collector's edition on "velin" envelope (13.5 x 21cm), only 80 numbered FDC's issued - Rare
Illustration: Plan of the Franco-American offensive in Lorraine planned on November 14, 1918, planned by Pétain and Pershing, who wants to invest Metz. Offensive abandoned after the armistice agreement. French 'Poilu' wearing the helmet "Adrian" and American Sammy wearing the helmet "Brodie".
Postage France Lettre verte 20g "Marianne 2018"
fixed on cinderella stamp block "Centenary Armistice 1918-2018 - GENERAL JOHN PERSHING, Commander of the American Expeditionary Forces Corps AEF"+ LISA 0,70€ “Centenary of the Battle of Verdun 1916-2016“
Cancellation Metz (F) "Centenary of the 1914-1918 War - French 'Adrian' Helmet" 10.11.2018 -
Collector's edition on "velin" envelope (13.5 x 21cm), only 80 numbered FDC's issued - Rare
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les derniers jours qui ont mis un terme à la première guerre mondiale
UNE OFFENSIVE FRANCO-AMÉRICAINE EN LORRAINE planifiée pour le 14 novembre 1918
avec le Corps Expéditionnaire Américain AEF du général John Pershing
Les généraux Pétain et Pershing avaient préparé une grande offensive en Lorraine, Pershing voulant investir Metz. Prévue le 14 novembre 1918, elle devait mener les troupes franco-américaines jusqu’en Allemagne.
Mais elle est abandonnée, car le général Foch et Georges Clemenceau, président du Conseil, acceptent la demande allemande et signent
l’armistice le 11 novembre 1918.
Les généraux Pétain et Pershing souhaitaient que la signature de l’armistice n’intervienne pas avant que l’ennemi ne soit rejeté au-delà du Rhin.
CENT18-5
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- 11/11/2018
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