miércoles, 26 de enero de 2011
Propaganda
These was an example of a propaganda of France against Germany is these picture that it is a French guy kicking a German apparently easily. These make a lot of anger in Germany so people in that country feel ashamed and get courage against France. These also make French community to feel superior because of the propaganda because the poster has the image of France beating Germany. All of these cause that the people feel more nationalism for their country so they want to fight more to defend their country in these case Germany and France.
Alliances and Main Battle
Main battles:
Germany invaded France, august 23, 1914
France launched an unsuccessful offensive on the Western, april 16, 1917
Start of the Battle of Verdun, February 21, 1916
Start of the Battle of Loos, September 25, 1915
French WW1 Characters
Raymond Poincaré
President of france from 1913-1920
Hubert Lyautey
War minister from 1854-1921
Ferdiand Foch
General and Supreme allied commander from 1851-1929
The Economic and Human costs of the war.
The cost of the war for France were and approximate of $24,265,583,000 US DOLLARS plus
40 millions in military.
Even though France had emerged victorious in the World War I, France suffered enormous casualties during this war. France lost some 1,397,800 soldiers and about 300,000 of civilians died in this war. France had lost a small portion of it's terrain in this war which had been conquered by Germany and in the South a puppet regime had been installed. France also lost several lives in it's colonies which are as follows:
1) Morocco: 15,000 military dead.
2) Niger: 15,000
3) Vietnam: 12,000
4) Mali: 10,000
5) Senegal: 6,000
6) Algeria: 5,000
7) Guinea: 2,500
8) Madagascar 2,500
9) Benin: 2,000
10) Burkino Faso: 2,000
11) Congo (B): 2,000
12) Ivory Coast: 2,000
13) Tunisia: 2,000
14) Chad: 1,500
15) Central African Rep.: 1,000
16) Gabon: 500.
40 millions in military.
Even though France had emerged victorious in the World War I, France suffered enormous casualties during this war. France lost some 1,397,800 soldiers and about 300,000 of civilians died in this war. France had lost a small portion of it's terrain in this war which had been conquered by Germany and in the South a puppet regime had been installed. France also lost several lives in it's colonies which are as follows:
1) Morocco: 15,000 military dead.
2) Niger: 15,000
3) Vietnam: 12,000
4) Mali: 10,000
5) Senegal: 6,000
6) Algeria: 5,000
7) Guinea: 2,500
8) Madagascar 2,500
9) Benin: 2,000
10) Burkino Faso: 2,000
11) Congo (B): 2,000
12) Ivory Coast: 2,000
13) Tunisia: 2,000
14) Chad: 1,500
15) Central African Rep.: 1,000
16) Gabon: 500.
The main social, political, and economic structures in France
The social structure of France during the war was basically like this: almost every job in the country, like teacher, mailman, business owners, etc. were now done by women. Few jobs had men in it. People had to give away metallic objects so they can be melted and turned into weapons. The letters people received from a friend or family in the war were totally censured, as well as the life in the trenches. Everyone knew at least one person who went to war and came back injured, sick, or even dead. There was a food shortage because a lot of it was being imported. Those who lived in the north of France lived in fear of the Germans coming to attack, and those who lived in the south feared of what they saw in the newspapers.
Politics in France during WWI went like this: Before the war, there were 19 monarchies in Europe and only 3 republics. During the war people from all countries, came up with ideas on peace, many new types of government were discovered or resurrected, but the one that really hit hard was the republic. France was one of the few countries which were already a Republic on its way to democracy. So little change was made on the politic field in France during and after WWI, but France sure did have a lot of influence on countries who were interested in creating a republic.
Finally, the economic structure in France during the war was at a crisis, the French had lost a lot of valuable territory and were greatly destroying their country, thankfully the central powers surrendered before the allies did. If the French economy was at a crisis during the war, it didn’t exactly got better after it, since France and the other Allies had to pay the countries who helped them approximately 10 billion for their cooperation. Many European countries (France included) began printing a lot of money, which eventually would lead to inflation.
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