They were once more within reach of the French capital, shelling Paris, when they were stopped by Allied forces placed in April under the unified command of French General Ferdinand Foch. . ..…

German delegation signed Armistice before sunrise on Nov 11, 1918, in private train belonging to the commander of French forces, Ferdinand Foch, parked on rail track running through Compiegne Forest. ..…

Although the Armistice had been signed at 5:10 the morning of Nov. 11, French General Ferdinand Foch, the allied commander in chief, wanted to give his generals six hours to get the word out to stop fighting. . ... The all-black Infantry regiment was assigned under French..…

German delegation signed Armistice before sunrise on Nov 11, 1918, in private train belonging to the commander of French forces, Ferdinand Foch, parked on rail track running through Compiegne Forest. ..…