Portrait, French Soldier, 46e Régiment d'infanterie
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Interesting genuine interwar period studio photograph of a French soldier belonging to the 46e Régiment d'infanterie, most likely dating back to the 1930s.
During the Battle of France in 1940, the regiment stood loyal to its motto "Plutôt mourir que faillir" ('Rather die than fail') and was totally wiped out in the vicinity of Asfled.
Dimensions: about 5.9in x 8.3in.
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Interesting genuine interwar period studio photograph of a French soldier belonging to the 46e Régiment d'infanterie, most likely dating back to the 1930s.
During the Battle of France in 1940, the regiment stood loyal to its motto "Plutôt mourir que faillir" ('Rather die than fail') and was totally wiped out in the vicinity of Asfled.
Dimensions: about 5.9in x 8.3in.