Nos SÃ(c)nÃ(c)galais Pendant La Grande Guerre...

Nos S幯嶲alais Pendant la Grande Guerre... explores the crucial role played by Senegalese soldiers during World War I. Authored by Marthe Du Bert, this historical work delves into the experiences, sacrifices, and contributions of these African troops within the French colonial army. The book sheds light on the social, political, and military contexts that shaped their involvement in the conflict, offering a unique perspective on the war's global impact. It highlights the valor and resilience of the Senegalese soldiers and examines the complex legacy of their participation in a war fought far from their homeland. A valuable resource for understanding the multifaceted history of World War I and the entanglement of colonialism and global conflict.

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