Propagande française en Irlande  pendant la Première Guerre mondiale : autopsie d’un échec by Jérôme aan de Wiel

“…The French government deemed that tens of thousands of Irishmen could be recruited, and Irish recruitment was all the more important since the human cost of the battles of Verdun and the Somme was ghastly. The French knew the British were in a most awkward situation in Ireland, especially after the Easter Rising of April 1916. …”
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