Manoeuvres executées du 7 au 13 mai sous le Commandement du général Koeltz,par le XIXe Corps d'Armée. . . |
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Description
On May 4, 1943, the nineteenth CA offensive drew most of the German tanks to Zaghouan allowing the success of the 6th and 7th of May by the British Infantry Divisions. The French general Koeltz's intention is to defeat the enemy north of the British 7th Army. The poster is showing the French, America, British manouveres from May 6th until May 13, 1943, marking the capitulation of the Enemy Forces. Showing Zahouan Mountains and troops of Goering and Pfeiffer marked by the Third Reich flags.
Louis Marie Koeltz, (1884-1970) is a French general of the Second World War, as well as a military historian.
At June 26, 1940 he was appointed head of the Armistice Services Branch. From summer 1940 to 1941, Koeltz is in Vichy. On September 15, 1941, he was appointed commander of the 19th military region in Algiers, within the French forces of North Africa commanded by General Juin.
The poster is showing the battle field on 7 to 14 May, 1942.
On November 8, as US forces landed in North Africa, Koeltz, who refused to join the Allies, was arrested during the night by Colonel Jousse, the head of his staff's 3rd office. He was released after a few hours to participate in the Franco-American negotiations in the evening: the cease-fire was signed on 10 November at 10 am.
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