For ten points, name this French Marshal that finished World War I as the Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces.
His offensive strategy was detailed in the books The Principle of War and The Conduct of War, a strategy historians such James Marshall-Cornwall blame for large amounts of casualties suffered by his troops. He officially took his highest post at the Beauvais Conference and Maxime Weygand served as his chief of staff. He hosted the negotiations of the first Armistice of Compiegne in his personal train car, which occurred shortly after Along with Douglas Haig he led the Somme Offensive and he replaced Philippe Petain as Commander in Chief. For ten points, name this French Marshal that finished World War I as the Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces.
His offensive strategy was detailed in the books The Principle of War and The Conduct of War, a strategy historians such James Marshall-Cornwall blame for large amounts of casualties suffered by his troops.
Ferdinand {Foch}