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Ferdinand Foch: The Supreme Allied Commander of World War I
Ferdinand Foch was a French general who served as the Supreme Allied Commander on the Western Front in 1918, coordinating French, British, and American forces to stop the German spring offensive and launch the war-winning counterattack. A brilliant military theorist and strategist, he is remembered for his role in the Allied victory and his prescient warning about the Treaty of Versailles.