Maurice Sarrail

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Maurice Sarrail was a French Army general of World War I, known for his left-wing republican views and controversial command of Allied forces on the Macedonian (Salonika) front.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French Army general
human
areaOfActivity World War I Eastern Mediterranean theatre
military leadership
conflict World War I
countryOfCitizenship France
employer French Army
familyName Sarrail
linked to: Souain
givenName Maurice
hasCharacteristic anticlerical
politically outspoken
republican
languageSpoken French
memberOf French officer corps
militaryBranch French Army
militaryRank general
movement French Third Republic republicanism
notableFor association with left-wing republican politics
controversial command of the Salonika front
involvement in French domestic political controversies during World War I
tensions with other Allied commanders
notableWork command of Allied forces on the Salonika front
participantIn Allied intervention in the Balkans during World War I
operations on the Macedonian front in World War I
politicalIdeology left-wing republicanism
positionHeld commander of Allied forces on the Macedonian front
commander of the Army of the Orient
sexOrGender male
workLocation Macedonian front
Salonika

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Salonika Expedition notableCommander Maurice Sarrail
Monastir Offensive commandedBy Maurice Sarrail
Syrian revolt of 1925–1927 commander French High Commissioner Maurice Sarrail
linked to: Maurice Sarrail
Pierre Ruffey replacedBy Maurice Sarrail
Battle of Monastir commander Maurice Sarrail