La Traction Avant Citroën sous l'uniforme (Volume 2)
The Citroën Traction Avant was the most produced car in France before 1940: more than 250 000 units traveled the roads of the country and the world at that time. It is therefore logical to see it, during the Second World War, accompanying armies and civilian populations on all fronts, in all regions, including the most remote.
The omnipresence of this car is undoubtedly also due to its performance: modern and safe, it is used by the French army, especially as a requisition car, and perhaps even more by the German army which uses it massively in all its intervention zones, and finally, by the resistance.

Pages of the book "La Traction Avant Citroën sous l'uniforme (Volume 2)"
By supporting all the travel needs related to the conflict, it became a key player, from the pre-war period until the Liberation, then it responded to the new needs that appeared after 1945. We find it in everyday life, but also in the great moments of History. It is this reality spread over a dozen years around the conflict that we discover through this set of period photographs, most of which have never been published.

Product details
| Author: | Emmanuel Cardoux |
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| Details: | 144 pages, 12.4 x 9.1 in (31.5 x 23 cm), hardback |
| Illustrations: | many b&w and color photos |
| Language: | French |
| Publisher: | Histoire & Collections (F, 2021) |
| ISBN: | 9791038011595 |
La Traction Avant Citroën sous l'uniforme (Volume 2)
Language: French





