Ligue Maritime et Coloniale Française

has description | a une description: The Ligue Maritime et Coloniale Française is a special interests group created in 1921 from the fusion of Ligue Maritime and Ligue Coloniale. On its first year of existence, it declared 250,000 members, and 700,000 in 1929. As the Maritime League and later as the LMCF, it aimed to raise pro-French navy and pro-colonial sentiments through school programs, through the press, charity, and government lobbying. As part of its public actions, it organized and partially funded several statues to colonial figures.
established | établi: 1921

is referred to by | est référencé par: Bruneau, Jean Bapiste. (2022). « Par la mer, pour la patrie ». Les ligues maritimes en France sous la IIIe République. Annales de Bretagne et des pays de l’Ouest, 129-2, 145-181.; ANOM - Base Ulysse

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Items with "carried out by | réalisée par: Ligue Maritime et Coloniale Française"
1920, Creation of a committee for a monument to Gallieni in Paris
1921-1922, Fundraising for the monument to Gallieni in Paris
1922, An artist is commissioned to make the monument to Gallieni in Paris
Création d'un comité pour l'érection d'une statue à Galliéni

Items with "was commissioned by | a été commandé par: Ligue Maritime et Coloniale Française"
Statue of Joseph Gallieni, Paris

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