The Secret of the Marne: How Sergeant Fritsch Saved France is a historical account of the crucial role played by Sergeant Fritsch during the Battle of the Marne in World War I. Written by Marcel Berger and originally published in 1918, the book tells the story of how Fritsch, a German soldier who had defected to the French army, provided critical intelligence that helped the French army thwart a major German offensive in August 1914. The book provides...
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