Battle of Alsace
1944–1945
In autumn 1944, France was almost liberated. Only Alsace and a few pockets on the Atlantic coast remained. The Allied effort was concentrated on Alsace, mostly with French troops.
Photo: Unknown author (Public domain)
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Collect the great hours of French arms, from the Franks to today.
From Tolbiac to the present day, each card is a battle, a siege or a campaign, with its date, the forces involved, its outcome and an anecdote drawn from the accounts of the time.
The feats of arms that marked history are the rarest cards. Complete your albums by war, by century, by regime or by commander.
The start of their anecdote. The theme's other cards are for you to discover in the game.
1944–1945
In autumn 1944, France was almost liberated. Only Alsace and a few pockets on the Atlantic coast remained. The Allied effort was concentrated on Alsace, mostly with French troops.
Photo: Unknown author (Public domain)
1807
In the spring of 1807 Napoleon firmly holds East Prussia after the fall of Danzig. Bennigsen tries to seize the initiative but fails, then entrenches his Russian army in Heilsberg.
Photo: Joseph Nicolas Jouy (Public domain)
1914
In August 1914 General Lanrezac's 5th Army awaits von Bülow's German army on the Sambre. The clash lasts three days between Charleroi and Namur.
Photo: Gsl (Public domain)
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