Le rôle des colonnes françaises dans la campagne du Cameroun (1914-1916)
examines the role of French military columns in the Cameroon campaign during the First World War. Henri Mailier details the strategies, challenges, and experiences of the French forces as they engaged in this lesser-known but significant theater of the war. The book provides insight into the colonial military operations of France during this period and the impact of the war on its African colonies. It offers a valuable perspective on the French military presence and actions in Cameroon during this critical period.
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