18 March 1917German Retreat to the Hindenburg LineRobert Nivelle
French forces advance after the German withdrawal and enter Noyon during the pursuit.
Historical records for France in 1917, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
French forces advance after the German withdrawal and enter Noyon during the pursuit.
Appointed Chief of the General Staff
Appointed Chief of the General Staff
About 1,500 mutineers march on Villiers-Cotterelts to try & reach Paris
French forces attack on the left of Ypres.
Churchill agrees with Louis Loucher to set up an Inter Allied Munitions Council
Churchill agrees with Louis Loucher to set up an Inter Allied Munitions Council
Churchill agrees with Louis Loucher to set up an Inter Allied Munitions Council
Churchill agrees with Louis Loucher to set up an Inter Allied Munitions Council
Made adviser to the Italian Government after the Italian disaster at Caporetto
Accepts the council as a mechanism for closer Allied coordination.
Participates in French diplomacy around the Rapallo agreement.
Appointed Minister of War
Appointed Prime Minister of France, 2nd term
Appointed Member of Supreme Allied War Council
Appointed Member of Supreme Allied War Council
Serves as French military representative to the council.
Coordinates French army concerns with the new Allied planning body.
Appointed Commander of the First Army
Appointed Commander of the First Army
Appointed Minister of War, 1st term
Appointed Prime Minister of France, 1st term
Develops receiver principles later important for sensitive radar systems.
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