Memoirs of Marshal Foch

The Commander-in-Chief of the Allied armies, the great strategist who directed the final victory, declined to publish his memoirs during his lifetime. Upon his death, his family at first intended to withhold his manuscript for ten or fifteen years, but the advice of the Marshal’s friends prevailed.

So this, the final word on the winning of the great war, was released in 1931, just two years after M...