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Photograph taken 11 November 1918 as Marshal Foche, second from right, leaves the

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Photograph taken 11 November 1918 as Marshal Foche, second from right, leaves the

Photograph taken 11 November 1918 as Marshal Foche, second from right, leaves the railway carriage in which the Armistice ending the First World War. He is carrying the text of the agreement signed by Germany and by Foche on behalf of the Allies

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1918 Agreement Allies Carriage Carrying Ending First World War Germany Leaves Marshal November Peace Railway Signed Surrender Text Twentieth Century World World War I Armistice Behalf


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This historic photograph captures the monumental moment when Marshal Foche, standing second from the right, steps out of a railway carriage on 11 November 1918. In his hands, he holds the text of the agreement that would mark the end of one of humanity's most devastating conflicts - World War I. As Germany surrendered and signed this armistice, Foche stood as a representative for the Allies. The image itself is a powerful testament to both victory and peace. The expressions on the faces surrounding Foche reflect relief, exhaustion, and hope for a better future. It serves as a reminder of the immense sacrifices made by countless individuals during those dark years in order to secure freedom and stability. In this photograph lies an encapsulation of history - it symbolizes not only France's role in ending World War I but also represents unity among nations striving for lasting peace. The significance extends beyond just that day; it marks a turning point in global dynamics and sets forth new possibilities for international relations in the 20th century. As we gaze upon this print from Universal Images Group (UIG), let us remember those who fought bravely and paid dearly so that generations after them could live without fear or conflict. May their legacy inspire us to work towards building bridges instead of walls, fostering understanding rather than division – all with an unwavering commitment to preserving peace across our world.

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