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Maršal Franše Depere
u Beogradu (1936) |
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Marshal Franchet
d'Espčrey in Belgrade |
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id # JK-EFG141 |
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Jugoslovenska kinoteka |
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jezik
n/a , 1936., 35mm, B&W,
trajanje 13:00" |
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Franše D'Epere/ Franchet d'Esperey Louis, (1856-1942), francuski maršal,
komandant Savezničke vojske na Solunskom frontu od juna 1918, tvorac
odlučujuće pobede nad Bugarima koja je umnogome skratila tok Prvog
svetskog rata. Veliki prijatelj srpskog naroda i njegove vojske,
proglašen je 1921 godine za počasnog vojvodu Jugoslovenske vojske, kao
jedini stranac. Ostareli i bolesni ratni velikan je poslednji put
posetio Jugoslaviju 1936 godine, kada je napravljena reportaža u
produkciji Jugoslovenskog prosvetnog filma. Na železničkoj stanici u
Beogradu su ga sačekali predstavnici jugoslovenske vojske i diplomatskog
kora, a zatim je posetio Oplenac, gde se u prisustvu velikog broja
Šumadinaca poklonio senima svog ratnog druga, Blaženopočivšeg kralja
Aleksandra I. Potom je maršal D'Epere prisustvovao otkrivanju sopstvenog
spomenika u društvu predsednika vlade Milana Stojadinovića, a nakon
posete Vojnoj akademiji i smotri kadeta, na kraju je obišao i položio
venac na Spomenik i grobnicu srpskih ratnika iz Prvog svetskog rata na
Novom groblju.
Franchet d'Espčrey Louis, (1856-1942), the
French Marshal in command of the Allied armies on the Thessaloniki front
(Salonika front) in June 1918 and creator of the crucial victory over
the Bulgarians, which considerably shortened the course of World War I.
A great friend of the Serbian people and its army, in 1921 he was
proclaimed as the honorary Vojvoda (Duke) of the Yugoslavian army, being
the only foreign military man with this title. He visited Yugoslavia for
the very last time in 1936, already an old and sick great man of war
when this coverage was made in production of the Yugoslav Educational
Film. At the railway station in Belgrade he was welcomed by
representatives of Yugoslavian army and diplomatic corps and then he
went on to visit Oplenac where he paid reverence to his war comrade,
late King Alexander I, in presence of a large number of people from
Šumadija. Afterwards, Marshal d’Espčrey attended the unveiling of his
own monument in the company of Milan Stojadinović, the President of the
Government; after visiting the Military Academy and attending cadets`
parade, he finally visited and laid the wreath on the Serb ossuary
(monument and tomb of the Serbian soldiers from World War I) at Novo
groblje.
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