1918. World War. Land operations

Reprint from the edition. Moscow, 1924. Translated from French.
Marie Louis Victor Henri Corda (1871-1950) - a lieutenant colonel of artillery, head of the tactics and military history course at the Artillery School in Fontainebleau, presents the factual course of events in a clear and accessible form - a chronicle of the military actions of the last year of the First World War, which completely changed the previous political map of Europe. The author systematically groups military actions into separate operations, based on French and German documents and sources, focusing on the ideological side of the operations: how military ideas developed within the high command of both sides and how they were implemented in practice.
The book is a military-historical and psychological study of the events that concluded the First World War. The book covers the events of 1918 on the French, Italian, and Macedonian theaters of war. In conclusion, the author gives a general assessment of the reasons that led to Germany's capitulation. The book contains 18 diagrams of the front lines, dispositions, and combat actions of the warring armies.