French History
Uncover the scandalous secrets and revolutionary tales that shaped the nation of France, where history is as rich and complex as its finest wines.
The Enigmatic Life of Henry Houry
KC Fairlight
Uncover the remarkable contributions and enduring legacy of Henry Houry in early 20th-century French theater.
François Porché: Illuminating the Stage of Words and Humanity
Martin Sparks
Dive into the world of François Porché, an early 20th-century French playwright and poet, known for his rich exploration of societal issues through his compelling literary works.
Amable Tastu: France’s Enchanting Poetess of the 19th Century
Martin Sparks
Explore the vibrant world of Amable Tastu, a remarkable 19th-century French poet known for her enchanting works and bold intellectual contributions in a time of great change.
The Thrilling Clash at Dompaire: A Turning Point in WWII
Martin Sparks
The Battle of Dompaire was a pivotal WWII confrontation showcasing the strategic brilliance of the Free French Army against the German Wehrmacht, contributing significantly to the liberation of France.
Vive la France: Flag Bearers for France at the Olympics
Martin Sparks
This article highlights the prestigious role of French flag bearers at the Olympics, showcasing their contributions to France's rich Olympic history and national pride.
The Enigmatic Victorin de Joncières: A Maestro of French Opera
Martin Sparks
Victorin de Joncières was a pivotal 19th-century French composer and critic who innovated the operatic tradition with his Wagnerian influences and bold compositions.
The Wandering French Livre: A Relic of Economic Storytelling
KC Fairlight
The French livre, a currency full of political intrigue and historical significance, endured France's turbulent history from the 8th century until it gave way to the franc in 1795.
The Battle of Varey: A Medieval Clash That Shaped History
Vince Vanguard
The Battle of Varey in 1325 was a pivotal medieval conflict that reshaped the power dynamics in France, highlighting the fierce rivalry between the Count of Savoy and the Dauphin of Viennois.
Adolphe Thiers: The Architect of France’s Political Renaissance
Martin Sparks
In the fervent aftermath of revolutionary fervor, Adolphe Thiers engineered his first cabinet in 1836, igniting a political renaissance within the framework of 19th-century France’s constitutional monarchy.
The First Cabinet of Adolphe Thiers: A Conservative Triumph
Vince Vanguard
The article delves into Adolphe Thiers' first cabinet in 1871, highlighting its conservative approach to restoring order and stability in post-war France.
Unveiling the Genius: Why Pierre Choderlos de Laclos Still Irks the Politically Correct
Vince Vanguard
Why Pierre Choderlos de Laclos still agitates the politically correct crowd with his cunning and timeless masterpiece, 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses'.