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French colonial army uniforms, 1930s (part 1)

u/Dense-Fisherman-4610 — 8 hours ago

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Army of the Levant uniforms

u/Dense-Fisherman-4610 — 3 days ago

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Mounted colonial gendarmerie uniforms

u/Dense-Fisherman-4610 — 6 days ago

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On June 30, 1664, the Saint-Jean-Baptiste, a 300-ton vessel armed with 24 cannons and captained by Pierre Le Moine, arrived in Quebec City. It made several voyages to New France, transporting French men and women who came to settle there, including 285 "Filles du Roy" (King's Daughters).

u/elnovorealista2000 — 7 days ago

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General staff of General d'Amade in Morocco, 1907

u/Dense-Fisherman-4610 — 8 days ago