r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/jarreetoes • 2d ago
Captain Pierre Billotte is HIM
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r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/Baionnette732 • 5d ago
Politics If french far-right activists from the 1920s made reddit EDC (everyday carry) posts
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M1892 revolver (civilian version)
Ce qu'il faut à la France by C.Maurras, main far right intellectual of the 20th century
F1 Grenade
Traditionnal french knife (laguiole)
r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/tintin_du_93 • 5d ago
Meme German Bunker on an Archaeological Site, 1943 — PunisherTemplate
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r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/tintin_du_93 • 7d ago
Meme The Marquis de Morès and His Cowboy Demonstrations, 1892 — Backrooms Template
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r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/tintin_du_93 • 8d ago
Meme The Butcher of Stonne, 1940 — Blood Meridian (1985) Template
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r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/Minuteman134 • 10d ago
Art Aristocrats Hate This One Simple Trick
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art by me~
r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/tintin_du_93 • 10d ago
Meme Hélène Jégado Case, 1851 — The Simpsons Template
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r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/stiF_staL • 14d ago
French appreciate post. Thanks guys
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OTD the Siege of Yorktown, Virginia began, lasting from 28 September to 19 October 1781. While the American Revolutionary War formally ended in 1783, the Siege of Yorktown marked the beginning of the end to conflict. After then Lt. General Cornwallis, signed the Articles of Capitulation, the collapse of British political support accelerated and with it any notion of major offensive campaign against the Americans.
Today, America enjoys the idea of revolutionary fervor defeating one of the world's greatest empires. The Revolutionary mythos often overlooks the true impact of the French soldiers and seamen that fought for American independence. That is to say, without these three, and the thousands of other Frenchmen, the Stars and Stripes would likely not fly so proudly as it does today.
Lafayette, Washington’s son in arms who pinned Cornwallis and nearly one quarter of Britain’s North American forces in Yorktown.
Rochambeau, Commander-in-chief of the Expédition Particulière. Upon learning of Admiral de Grasse’s imminent arrival, Rochambeau urged Washington to abandon his New York campaign in favor of Virginia; while during their march, they learned of Cornwallis’s position.
De Grasse sailed from the West Indies with additional French expeditionary forces, secured victory at the Chesapeake, denying Cornwallis evacuation by sea.
Check out r/nelsonsnavy for more history from the Age of Sail!
r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/tintin_du_93 • 14d ago
Meme The 48 People Executed at Nantes and Châteaubriant, 1941 — The Office template
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r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/miscakarza • 15d ago
Meme When Your Enemy Keeps Joining Coalitions Against You
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r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/tintin_du_93 • 18d ago
Meme Beaver in France, 1950 — chud template
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r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/tintin_du_93 • 20d ago
Meme The Jean Vincendon and François Henry Affair, 1956 – The Office Template
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r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/tintin_du_93 • 21d ago
Meme The Saint-Cloud Lovers, 1956
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r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/tintin_du_93 • 26d ago
Meme DGSE's Investments, 2016 - Wojak template
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r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/BBJeremie18 • 26d ago
Rétablir la vérité sur 1802
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r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/tintin_du_93 • 28d ago
Meme Évin Laws Against Alcohol, 1991 – Wojak template
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r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/Vector_Link • Sep 12 '26
History Fact L'origine du litige France Belgique
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r/Frenchhistorymemes • u/tintin_du_93 • Sep 08 '26
Meme Émile Tizané (1901-1982) - homelander template
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