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France, Africa and the First World War

World War I marked a turning point in French relations with Africa in four ways. The War brought with it the final phase of French colonial expansion; it led to the recruitment of French Africa’s first great conscript army; it launched the first concerted campaign for the mise en valour of the Empire; and, at least at the moment of victory, it seemed to have begun ‘l’ducation coloniale des Franais’. Notes, sum.

Title: France, Africa and the First World War
Author: Andrew, C.M.
Year: 1978
Periodical: The Journal of African History
Volume: 19
Issue: 1
Pages: 11-23
Language: English
Geographic terms: Africa
France
External link: https://www.jstor.org/stable/180609
Abstract: World War I marked a turning point in French relations with Africa in four ways. The War brought with it the final phase of French colonial expansion; it led to the recruitment of French Africa’s first great conscript army; it launched the first concerted campaign for the mise en valour of the Empire; and, at least at the moment of victory, it seemed to have begun ‘l’ducation coloniale des Franais’. Notes, sum.