Franco Collection (page 20)

St Matthew / Evang / Harley
SAINT MATTHEW THE EVANGELIST from a Franco-German manuscript made about 800

Manuscript - Gospel
A page from a Franco-German gospel

Franco-British / Arts Ct
The Franco-British exhibition held at the White City, London. This picture shows a view of the Court of Arts

Franco-British / Elite Gdn
The Franco-British exhibition held at the White City, London. This picture shows a view of Elite Gardens

Franco-British / Honour Ct
The Franco-British exhibition held at the White City, London. This picture shows the Court of Honour

Naval Battle, Texel 1694
NAVAL BATTLE OFF TEXEL A French fleet commanded by Jean Bart defeats a Dutch and English fleet, under Admiral de Frise

Naval Action 1640
The French warship Le Bon in action against 32 Spanish galleys

Cyril Martindale Sj
CYRIL CHARLIE MARTINDALE Jesuit priest, preacher and writer; a fashionable converter in the 1920s; supported Franco in the Spanish Civil War

Franco at Burgos / 1936
General Franco walks through the streets of Burgos, with Generals Cavalcanti and Mola, and numerous soldiers of the Nationalist forces

Bloody Harvest 1870
The bloody harvest of 1870

Wilhelm Returns Home
THE HONOURS OF WAR - After defeating France, Kaiser Wilhelm I returns home with Alsace and Lorraine - and a sceptre dripping with French blood

Camping in the Champs
Prussian cavalry camp in Les Champs Elysees

1st Prussian in Paris
Der Erste in Paris the first Prussian officer rides up the Champs Elysees to the Arc de Triomphe

Charge at Gravelotte
Battle of GRAVELOTTE - the cavalry charge of the French dragons

Surrender at Sedan
After the battle of SEDAN, the defeated French generals formally surrender to the Prussians

Battle of Sedan / 1870
In the decisive battle of the war, French forces led by Marshal de McMahon are driven back by General de Moltkes army. The French are forced to surrender

Marchand / With Natives
Jean Baptiste Marchand. French explorer who traced the source of the Niger River, explored the Ivory Coast region and caused a Franco- British crisis in Fashoda

Battle of Worth 1870
Battle of Worth : Bavarians against Spahis in a woodland setting

Cavalry Vionville 2 / 1870
Battle of VIONVILLE-Mars-La- Tour, also known as REZONVILLE; the charge of the French cuirassiers

Wilhelm I / Fuchs / 1870
KAISER WILHELM I Emperor of Germany: a satirical view of 1870, during the Franco- Prussian War

Wilhelm I / Vfair 1871
KAISER WILHELM I Emperor of Germany, making a meal of it during the Franco- Prussian War, egged on by Carl V, 16th c Holy Roman Emperor and King of Spain

French Avenged for 1871
The peace treaty avenges France for her loss of the Franco-Prussian war

Franco-British / Flip-Flap
The Franco-British exhibition held at the White City, London. This picture shows the Flip-Flap - a type of fairground ride

Jean Bart in Action
The French admiral Jean Bart, threatened by a superior Dutch fleet, cries Comrades, no more cannon-shots, use your sabres ! and wins the day with hand-to-hand fighting

Franco-Pruss / Orleans
The Prussians attack a railway embankment at Orleans

Franco-Pruss / Bleibtreu
After the Battle of Worth, Crown Prince Wilhelm riding among his men

During Siege of Paris
French troops in the besieged city erect their barracks on the boulevards where they are the object of popular interest from women and dogs alike

Protective Fashions
The Prussians are shelling Paris, but the couturists rise to the occasion with this tasteful protective clothing, with matching outfit for dear Toutou

Additional Postmen
Huge increase in the number of postmen ! A comment on the pigeon post which employs carrier pigeons to fly messages out of Paris over the heads of besieging Prussians

Food Shortage 1870
Even the animals from the Zoo must queue for their food just like the rest of us Parisians

Franco-British Exhib
Britannia and Marianne hold hands with sisterly affection on the cover of the Franco- British Exhibition guide, symbolising the still uneasy entente cordiale

Volunteers 1870
Frenchmen volunteering to fight the Prussians

Battle of Dunes / 1658 / Lar
The French and English forces defeat the Spanish at the Battle of the Dunes

Franco-Prussian Xmas
THE CHILDRENs TRUCE During the Franco-Prussian War, Germans set up a Christmas tree in occupied France, to the admiration of the village children

Franco / Biat / Vertice 1939
Spanish dictator and soldier, FRANCISCO FRANCO (1892-1975)

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"Franco: A Historical Figure Shaping Europe's Destiny" Step into the world Bahamonde, also known as Francisco (1892-1975), a prominent figure in European history. As we delve into his life and the events surrounding him, we uncover a captivating narrative that spans across continents and epochs. Let us begin our journey in Germany, circa 1871. The map of Europe was undergoing significant changes due to the unification of Germany under Bismarck and the fall of Napoleon III's empire. These political shifts would later shape Franco's path. Fast forward to London in 1908, where the Franco-British Exhibition took place, emphasizing unity between nations. This event showcased cultural exchange and technological advancements while fostering international cooperation. Meanwhile, back in Paris during 1871, women Communards from Montmartre played an essential role during the Paris Commune uprising. Their resilience echoes throughout history as they fought for their rights amidst turbulent times. Returning to London once more with its iconic Underground plan featured at the exhibition; it symbolized progress and innovation within urban infrastructure—a testament to human ingenuity. However, not all moments were marked by unity or progress. The Last Stand of the Communards reminds us of their ultimate defeat during the Paris Commune uprising—an event etched deeply into France's collective memory. Amidst these historical events unfolds "Our Miss Gibbs, " a play penned by Adrian Ross that captivated audiences with its charm and wit—providing respite from tumultuous times through artistry. Intriguingly enough, even warfare finds its way into this tale. Witness French soldiers sniping on battlefields—a haunting reminder of conflict's harsh realities—as well as Helmut Carl Bernhard Graf von Moltke leading German forces during World War I—the embodiment of military strategy personified. Lastly, let us not forget Sedan—the turning point in Franco-Prussian War.